1.on-off (keep off metal, don't inhale)
2.fsr stain remover gel
3.soft scrub
4.barkeepers friend
these are essential products for those hard stains.usually go with the on/off to start. fsr works great on hard to get stains as well, wet the deck put gel on and come back in 10 minutes stain all gone. this time a year is a beeatch on the boat nearly impossible to keep decks clean.
I'll second the recommendation for on and off. I use it on tough stains and they come off like magic. Works almost as well as acetone, without the worries. Just don't breathe the fumes or leave it sit on anything metal. Best applied to a dry deck, no matter what the instructions say.
I'm getting those same stains on my boat, its very frustrating. Will the above listed products also take off the wax I just put on the smooth surfaces?
I was hoping that the wax would provide a barrier coating to those stains, but it does not appear to be the case?
The gypsy moths and winter moth catepillars are already eating the oaks and %$%$%$%$ting all over the place. Invest in a tarp to throw over the boat till they are done. Helps keep the pollen off too. I just noticed this weekend my tin boat was covered. Paul
Yippeee...looks like I have an excuse for a trip to the boat store. Thanks for all the input.
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