Lots of soap & water flyin around today...

[mwph]

The boat was absolutely covered with 2 weeks worth of pollen. The key word here is "was".

 

[NorCal Boater]

Looks awesome now!

 

[Craigalan]

Do you use something specifically marketed at "boat soap"...or can you use any soap that produces a thick lather?


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[Molson]

I use "Boat & aircraft soap" myself. A detergent soap will strip wax.

 

[mwph]

I use a boat soap. Not because I'm sold on its value vs a car soap but...

1.) I buy car soap by the gallon - At the dock storage space is a consideration and a smaller quart of boat soap lasts a year.
2.) "100% fish & wildlife friendly" - I don't know if car soap is or not but hey if I pay an extra 25 cents per wash, so be it.

I do use Simple Green on any tough spider stains. I try to use it sparingly on waxed surfaces and always wash the areas again with soap.

 

[Quint4]

I like shiny boats.

 

[Blueone]

That is a very nice finish .....amazing after 17 years

 

[mwph]

I am totally convinced that it is the product of a covered slip. I can not take credit for it all, I just keep it clean!

 

[Craigalan]

Soft Scrub w/ Bleach on non-skids, Gunnels, and Foredeck. A good idea or a big no-no?

 

[Molson]

Soft Scrub w/ Bleach on non-skids, Gunnels, and Foredeck. A good idea or a big no-no?

Starbrite deck cleaner for nonskid works great! (So does the Dr. Phab stuff)

 

[mwph]

I am not a fan of Soft Scrub, Magic Eraser or bleach of any kind. Just my opinion.