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Man these things work wonders on boat clean up. Scrub a spot in the boat all day long with soap and water, no dice, 2 seconds with the magic eraser gone. Grease on your vinyl no problem. Clay from landing on nonskid no problem. Scuff from net or pole it will get it.

Did you use the foam product or the pads?

I'm going to give it a try!

It's the 2 sponges to a pack.

Where might one acquire said product? The wife starts back to school next week meaning I have to start cleaning the boat again.

Reel Cowboy wrote:Where might one acquire said product? The wife starts back to school next week meaning I have to start cleaning the boat again.

Walmart

I always buy the original Magic Eraser 4 packs at wal-mart.

Like everyone says, they are super for getting off stains and stuff.

One warning. They DO have a little abrasive in them, NEVER use them on any glass or high gloss surfaces....(Like GPS screens..etc...)

It is a good idea to rewax after use, as they will remove wax on gelcoat...

Oh, and no one has said it yet, but always wet them and sqeeze them out first, after use, rewet and wring out to clean them until they wear out.

Dubble

Hit-n-Miss wrote: Man these things work wonders on boat clean up. Scrub a spot in the boat all day long with soap and water, no dice, 2 seconds with the magic eraser gone. Grease on your vinyl no problem. Clay from landing on nonskid no problem. Scuff from net or pole it will get it.

Do I get a second pack free, plus the free bonus gift if I'm one of the first hundred callers in the next 10 minutes?

Seriously though, those things work on all kinds of stuff...

better than sliced bread

I tried sliced bread it really doesn't work very well.

$2.19 @ Oxleys IGA
These things also work on grease on trailor wheels when you over fill your buddy bearings.

My buddy's wife tried to use one to get paint off her arm and it left a horrible burn! It got off the paint though.......yes she is blonde.