Spring cleaning, cabinet cleaner??

[1hot87gt]

Weather has been relatively mild so far here and want to spend some time down on the boat cleaning to save myself time when the Shrinkwrap comes off for other things. What is everyone using to clean/polish the cabinets in our Dancers??

 

[bbwhitejr]

In the cabin areas, I have always used a little distilled water and a flannel rag. Never needed any kind of polish or cleaner….

In the cockpit, I use spray 9.

Bennett

 

[Mauler34Rod]

Weather has been relatively mild so far here and want to spend some time down on the boat cleaning to save myself time when the Shrinkwrap comes off for other things. What is everyone using to clean/polish the cabinets in our Dancers??

My owners manual says mild dish detergent and water only. I use just water in a spray bottle and a soft cloth one or twice a season or more frequently to clean up finger prints. Seems to do the trick.

 

[Mauler34Rod]

……also in cockpit I use 303.

 

[Strecker25]

If they really need a cleaning (my lowers do often, 4 year old on board…) we use the plexus aerosol spray cleaner that I use for the isinglass as I was told it’s safe for vitricore and won’t cause it to cloud up. It’s been working well for a couple years

 

[Brent Nutting]

If they really need a cleaning (my lowers do often, 4 year old on board…) we use the plexus aerosol spray cleaner that I use for the isinglass as I was told it’s safe for vitricore and won’t cause it to cloud up. It’s been working well for a couple years

Same for us, Plexus

 

[1hot87gt]

I have a can that I ordered to refresh the isinglass so I’m gonna use it on the cabinets as well. Thanks everyone.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

My owners manual says mild dish detergent and water only. I use just water in a spray bottle and a soft cloth one or twice a season or more frequently to clean up finger prints. Seems to do the trick.

Same here. Spray with water and a microfiber drying towel....

 

[Strecker25]

I have a can that I ordered to refresh the isinglass so I’m gonna use it on the cabinets as well. Thanks everyone.

just try it in an inconspicuous spot and give it a day or two to make sure it’s ok, just in case you somehow have a different material or if reacts differently. That stuff is wildly expensive so you’d hate to cloud it up

 

[1hot87gt]

just try it in an inconspicuous spot and give it a day or two to make sure it’s ok, just in case you somehow have a different material or if reacts differently. That stuff is wildly expensive so you’d hate to cloud it up

Ok. That’s actually a great idea. Thank you