Chasing boat smells

So I have sort of a mix of a musty smell from being closed up in FL for a while with a little diesel from where I overfilled. I ran an Ozone generator and that helped, but wondering if there is a product that I can use below deck to clean any residual diesel. I’ve cleaned everywhere I can reach and there is no visual signs of diesel, but I suspect there might still be traces where I can’t get to.

Leak at the filler neck on the tank. If I top off and park it, it leaks a little bit until level drops below the fill neck. Major PITA to get to the top of the tanks, but it’s on the short list.

Thanks for jogging my memory. I have her book. I’ll do some reading .

I’ve heard vinegar and also 409. A mechanic told me to put 409 in a garden sprayer and give the area a good dose, scrub what you can get to then hose it down. Then either let the bilge pump do its thing or wet vac the bilge dry.

I think this has been an issue for a while so there is likely residual dried up diesel in places that can’t be reached to scrub.

will try Simple Green. Thanks.

Might not be as big a job as I thought. A few owners of the same boat said that Sea Ray put hatches under the couches for fuel tank access. I’ll believe it when I see it, but I’m hopeful.

Yep. That was plan A until a few people told me that sea Ray already did it. Been fooled before though. Every time I think the Sea Ray engineers did some some sensible engineering, they end up proving me wrong.

interesting. It would have to be a last resort. Coffee is near the top of my list of offensive smells. I’m making progress. I removed the salon carpet, curtains, cushions, etc.