Cleaning, polishing products?
 

I'm a month or two behind most of you guys because a the kitchen remodel. *My questions are what do you use to polish the top side and clean up spider Sh--! *Do you spray for spiders? *I opened up my boat Saturday and cleaned and polished everything but the top sides. *MJ that way the blood is easier to wash away. *Home made formulas are welcome. *thanks Bill Mc ;D
Here is a photo of my new quick attach, release bimini pole supports.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...y/P1010020.jpg

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Mac...3M's Marine Fiberglass Restorer and Wax...GREAT stuff...apply like wax, but it cleans AND removes chalky oxidation...leaves nothin' but shiny, hard surface... ;) ;D...Plus applying it builds muscles!...

Like that Quick Release on the Bimini...gettin' better all the time!... :D 8)...

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If its slightly chalky, I use the 3m cleaner polish, and then wax afterwards. I'm not a big fan of the 3m stuff, but it does work if you work hard with alot of rubbing.

If the gel coat is really oxidized, wet sand with 800 - 1200 paper, then compound/3m cleaner wax then wax.

For wax I like collonites fleetwax. I also found Meguiars Gold class auto wax to work great.

For general spring clean up I of black marks, dirt from leaves etc, I like "Roll off" or "Roll away" in some water.
This stuff also cleans vinyl awesome. We use it on a friends Viking all the time. It cleans diesel soot like no tomorrow.


I also use Orpine soap - its the best for day to day cleaning, and wont strip your wax.

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F1...Roll Off...new one on me...sounds like good stuff!...who's got it?... ???...

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Bleach and more bleach!! By the way did I mention Bleach?? But it will strip the wax, but thats ok cause I have none!!

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I agree MJ - Bleach is great for decks. Not on the wax though.

RAP- you can get it at West Marine etc.

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Baking Soda and water should remove quite a bit of crud. I've used peroxide on crusty old fish guts in the past. If it'll break that stuff up after sitting in the sun for s few days, it should bust up spider poop.

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you should no pooper scooper!~!~