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Originally Posted by Britannia
Interesting. Let me know how it goes.
Here's my transom after about 6-7 hours of motoring - it was clean before the trip.
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The soot pattern seems to indicate the air flow around the transom is stalling in that area and do the door builds up there.
Sea Shield doesn't make an exhaust remover per say that in aware of. But they do make a sealant (Exhaust Guard) that soot doesn't seem to stick to well that makes it pretty easy to wash off.
I would not use Magic Erasers on a painted hull nor on a polished and waxed gelcoat hull that is in good shape. They will dull/scratch a polished surface.
Toilet bowl cleaner will remove the ice tea colored stains from tannic acid. But not do much to remove soot from what I've seen.