Leaf stains
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Leaf stains
Scrubbing the crap out of them with Soft Scrub w/ bleach doesn't work, any other suggestions?
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Jumptrout51
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silverking
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Re: Leaf stains
West Marine sells a liquid gel called Fiberglass Stain Remover. It has acid in it, so use rubber gloves. Wipe it on, let it sit a minute and rinse off thoroughly with water. It'll take the wax off, too, so you'll have to re-apply if it's a waxed area.
The other option is compound, but that's very labor intensive and difficult on non-skid.
The other option is compound, but that's very labor intensive and difficult on non-skid.
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Dubble Trubble
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Re: Leaf stains
If it is just a few try a MR Clean Magic Eraser. Those things do wonders!
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Re: Leaf stains
bleach/water, bug sprayer, let sit for 1 minute, rinse very well.
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salty tiger
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Re: Leaf stains
Quit being a girly man and scrub harder.WaltDawg wrote:Scrubbing the crap out of them with Soft Scrub w/ bleach doesn't work, any other suggestions?
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Re: Leaf stains
Pool Shock, it's extra strong bleach. Works for me
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Re: Leaf stains
Option 1. Build an enclosed shelter to put the boat
Option 2. Buy a cover to put on the boat
Option 3. Call Tom and let him take care of them.
Option 2. Buy a cover to put on the boat
Option 3. Call Tom and let him take care of them.
In the words of the great Doc Holliday, "I'll be your huckleberry"
Re: Leaf stains
Are the leaf stains on your fingers?
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Jumptrout51
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Re: Leaf stains
The Al Gore internet is only large enough for one smart ass and I was here first. It is bad enough with everyone fishing my holes. Now they are taking over my oneliners.cueball wrote:Are the leaf stains on your fingers?
WHOSE FISH IS IT?
Re: Leaf stains
Use Acetone with rag, wipe on wipe off. May have to scrub a little but will clean almost anything off your boat.
Re: Leaf stains
I use toilet bowl cleaner. It's cheap and takes off rust or any other stains you have. Just rinse well and throw a little wax on it and your good to go.
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Tidedancer
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Re: Leaf stains
Jumptrout51 wrote:The Al Gore internet is only large enough for one smart ass and I was here first. It is bad enough with everyone fishing my holes. Now they are taking over my oneliners.cueball wrote:Are the leaf stains on your fingers?
