gonesailing13
Senior Member
Anyone have any ideas on how to clean off the beard on the bow of my boat? I've used lemon juice but I'd have to get ten gallons to do the job. Like to get it clean so I can start waxing.
Chesapeake Beard
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RT Firefly
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caltexflanc
Guru
Toilet Bowl cleaner usually does just fine.
When done, treat the hull with a polymer sealer like Rejex and you will cut down the need to do the project again; the crud which does manage to stick (and much less of it will, if any), can be washed off with a hose and perhaps, if it has been let go for awhile a chamois mop or very soft brush will do the job.
When done, treat the hull with a polymer sealer like Rejex and you will cut down the need to do the project again; the crud which does manage to stick (and much less of it will, if any), can be washed off with a hose and perhaps, if it has been let go for awhile a chamois mop or very soft brush will do the job.
Pure pleasure
Senior Member
Oxilic acid home depot has it in wooden deck cleaner
kchace
Guru
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- Shalloway
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- Defever 44, twin Perkins
I get the same thing where am. once or twice a season I get in the dinghy and go around the boat with "Starbrite instant Hull leaner". You just spray it on. 5 minutes later, its as white as can be.
Star brite Instant Hull Cleaner
Ken
Star brite Instant Hull Cleaner
Ken
Capt.Bill11
Guru
The cheapest acid based toilet bowl cleaner you can find.
Capt.Bill11
Guru
Use the cheapest acid based toilet bowl you can find.
