Washing

[Cloveskat]

Is there any good way to wash a seadoo and not end up with large amounts in the feet area? I want to keep my gti130 se clean but it's just a hassle to keep it clean lower. Thanks

 

[benjilafouine]

I usually lift the tongue of my trailer up when I wash it so that most of the water flows.

 

[pwgsx]

I only use Boat Bling Hot Sauce and a rag. Never had to use soap and water so its never a issue.

 

[Cloveskat]

Thanks for the replies will give it a shot

 

[Preston]

I use a wet and dry vacuum to suck the water up from the hull and footwells, works a treat.

 

[benjilafouine]

In my case, my ski often gets full of seeds or pine needles so I need a hose first. Only after that comes the shining part (marine wax, vinyl and plastic cleaners). Also, I use rubbing alcohol to remove tree sap.

 

[mikidymac]

I use my leaf blower on all vehicles after I wash them to get the majority of the water out/off.

 

[jw-spark]

I use the same method as Benji and it gets most of the water out. Then I just use my large sponge to soak up what remains before I cover it.

 

[Cloveskat]

All good ideas will give it a shot if ever stops raining

 

[benjilafouine]

You need a garage...

 

[Cloveskat]

You need a garage...

Need alot of things. Not everyone has luxury of a garage

 

[mikidymac]

That's one thing I never understood about garages, why is it that here in california where we have no rain or snow the garages are attached to every house but if you go north and east where there is bad weather there are either no garages or detached garages?