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nightfighter · 04-11-2021, 09:23 AM

I need to do a best efforts cleaning in the area below the deck of my 1993 Grady 20' cc. I say best efforts because so much of that space is only accessible through seat covers over batteries or inspection plates. I am not looking to remove the console and deck at this point for a full cleaning.

So, what products, methods are you good folks able to recommend? You know that black crap that grows in the bilge and undersides of seldom opened covers, as well as covering wiring etc.

I need to remind you that besides short legs, I also have just average length arms and only one elbow in each. And I am at the mercy of a replaced knee when getting down on the deck to access said inspection ports.... Any help/suggestions appreciated.

04-11-2021, 09:23 AM	#1
nightfighter Seldom Seen iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 10,543	Cleaning, below the deck, bilge I need to do a best efforts cleaning in the area below the deck of my 1993 Grady 20' cc. I say best efforts because so much of that space is only accessible through seat covers over batteries or inspection plates. I am not looking to remove the console and deck at this point for a full cleaning. So, what products, methods are you good folks able to recommend? You know that black crap that grows in the bilge and undersides of seldom opened covers, as well as covering wiring etc. I need to remind you that besides short legs, I also have just average length arms and only one elbow in each. And I am at the mercy of a replaced knee when getting down on the deck to access said inspection ports.... Any help/suggestions appreciated.
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