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Water muck stains in deep

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  1. adambomb, May 16, 2012
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    adambomb

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    I have a new slip and I'm getting these deep stains from brown sea foam and they don't want to come , what's the best and safest chemical to use on a carvers hull and deck
  2. Pascal, May 16, 2012
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    Davis FSR! It s a blue gel available at most marine store. Apply with a soft deck brush or scrubbing pad, wait a minute and rinnse no scrubbing!

    I use it to clean the ICW mustache as well as water / dirt stains on the pulpit or foredeck.

    Last year we got more waterline stains than usual in the spring in new England and it worked great.
  3. Pascal, May 16, 2012
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    Davis FSR! It s a blue gel available at most marine store. Apply with a soft deck brush or scrubbing pad, wait a minute and rinnse no scrubbing!

    I use it to clean the ICW mustache as well as water / dirt stains on the pulpit or foredeck.

    Last year we got more waterline stains than usual in the spring in new England and it worked great.
  4. adambomb, May 16, 2012
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    Doesn't hurt wax or gel coat . Thankyou
  5. garyohv, May 17, 2012
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    Your sequence in cleaning fiberglass and paint:
    1. Soapy water and brush
    2. Vinegar (white). No wax remains now.
    3. FSR (fiberglass stain remover/Davis)
    4. Polishing compound 3M recommeded.
    5. Waxing. Some recommend solid wax, I prefer liquid for the ease.
  6. adambomb, May 17, 2012
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    Is there anything that won't romove the wax
  7. captainwjm, May 17, 2012
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    I've had luck with the Starbrite Hull Cleaner
  8. Capt J, May 17, 2012
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    Yes, waxing the stains off with cleaner wax......The Meguiar's flagship cleaner wax works pretty well.......Try Rolloff possibly or whink on them.