Cabinet Cleaning
- Thread starter Skicoop2
- Start date
-
- Tags
- cleaning maintenance wood
Jus Cruisin
Well-Known Member
I haven't yet but figuring on using good old Pledge.
sbw1
Well-Known Member
- Oct 10, 2006
- 8,185
- Boat Info
- This is listed in my signature
- Engines
- This is listed in my signature
Stay away from cleaning products as some contain ammonia. A damp cloth with warm water should work fine. Don’t over do the water.
atrick
Active Member
- Mar 4, 2017
- 550
- Boat Info
- 1998 400 Searay Sedan Bridge
1995 Searay 290 Sundancer
1990 21 maxum
2001 24' FlotBot Pontoon Boat
- Engines
- Twin 3116 Cats
Twin 4.3 mercrusers
305 chevy with a alpha one drive
Yamaha 90 HP Outboard
Try a product called Cabinet Magic. They also make products for wood paneling and Formica products. You can get these product at larger super markets or hardware stores. They are the only products I would recommend and I build custom wood/formica cabinets since 1971 so I know they work as I've seen some of the kitchens 10 years later and they look like the day I installed them.
The finishes that are used are one type of petroleum product or another this day and age. If finish is not showing cracks in it a mild soap and water but low VCO mineral sprites is always a good go to cleaner and will not swell the wood if there are cracks in the finish.
The only cleaner I’ve ever used was the same fast drying stuff I use on the isinglass. I don’t do it often but usually to start the year yo really clean them up. After that it’s just a dry duster or water
Damp cloth and a dry cloth to polish….. nothing else.
