groundfisher
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Here is a great trick to clean your fiberglass hulls with those nasty water stains
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How to clean your water stained hull
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Yes, I've known this for a long time.
CAUTION:...You must use that product in an area that won't run off into the water system....NEVER at a boat ramp or while on a hoist at your house.
Use it in your driveway but *really* water down your grass/shrubs first.
There are safer products on the market. I'll post what I use later today.
CAUTION:...You must use that product in an area that won't run off into the water system....NEVER at a boat ramp or while on a hoist at your house.
Use it in your driveway but *really* water down your grass/shrubs first.
There are safer products on the market. I'll post what I use later today.
SDB, yes you are correct. Unless you leave your ski or boat in the water there is very little need to use this harsh of a chemical. I just use whatever I wash the car with, or whatever is on sale at Walmart. If I have a stubborn spot a squirt or two of SuperClean or PurplePower will do the trick.
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groundfisher
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SeaDoo buddy. Thank you for reminding everyone about not doing it at a boat ramp or wherever it may cause harm. This is only intended to be used on land and It actually only takes a spray and a rinse. They shouldn't squirt it on the hull and let it run off. I actually sprayed it on and wiped it off. Then a final rinse. Must use heavy duty chemical gloves though.thanks again for replying
Hydro_Therapy
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I'm many hours into polishing out a hull someone used that stuff on. It's going to take a lot of work to get it right. I highly recommend Lou's suggestion! Save the harsh chemicals for worst case situations where elbow grease and milder cleaners just won't work!
Left side of the pic is discolored and 'dead looking' and you can see the waves where the product sat- it's been waxed so it's shiny, but looks horrible. Right side of the photo is after considerable polishing, still not 100% though.
Left side of the pic is discolored and 'dead looking' and you can see the waves where the product sat- it's been waxed so it's shiny, but looks horrible. Right side of the photo is after considerable polishing, still not 100% though.
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groundfisher
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I agree totally. This is only for extreme cases
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