Gotta dirty dirty jet ski :( help me out!

[Twisty]

Hey guys twisty here again with another question! What do you guys use to clean your ski? I've tried a mixture of different things and can't seem to get it off. Here are some pictures of what i/m trying to clean!








Especially trying to clean this off!







And if anyone was wondering its a 97 Sea Doo GSX with around 80 hours on it! Let me know your tips and tricks! Thanks!​

 

[wastadkey]

Hey guys twisty here again with another question! What do you guys use to clean your ski? I've tried a mixture of different things and can't seem to get it off. Here are some pictures of what i/m trying to clean!








Especially trying to clean this off!







And if anyone was wondering its a 97 Sea Doo GSX with around 80 hours on it! Let me know your tips and tricks! Thanks!​

I'm kind of new to PWC's but I used a magic eraser, worked well , but started wearing down my decals...then again they are 15 years old!!! I believe there is a wax you can use to buff it with that returns the shine and "New look" im actually looking into that my self :cheers:. Good luck though!

 

[Dennis]

Any kind of car polish will take the hull marks off. If not, try rubbing compound and then wax after clean. :cheers:

 

[Seadoobuddy]

Hi For the red seats Dr Honda recommends Zippo lighter fluid.
For the hull try Soft Scrub or a mild polishing compound or if needed try a rubbing compound.

 

[skewba98z28]

Buff it with 3m liquid rubbing compound and then wax it. It will shine like new and clean up much easier afterwards. You can also use this stuff http://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-Mari...Y4YT/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332635029&sr=8-1

I used it on my 96 XP and it looks virtually brand new

 

[dtread]

I couldve sworn you just took a pic of my GSX! I have the EXACT same markings on all places...

 

[johnny blaze]

for the seat cover and the leather on steering use clorox and water, let it sit on it for a few seconds, then wipe it off and hose it off, and for the scuff marks use marine fiberglass cleaner and wax, and buff it out with a strong buffer.... hope i helped