Jassman

CORRECT ANSWER....

I always rinse the boat off when putting back on the lift.. the problem lies in the water that stays on the top deck.. It's a PITA when you have company there.. so as a quick fix vs shamming off the water.. I grab my blower and do it that way. much quicker. Jeff

aTX427

What kind of vinegar (white, red, wine) and what is the dillution?

tomtbone1993

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Is this what you are talking about??

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...rodid=11201522

4mulafastech

I have used vinegar before but found that it is sometimes not strong enough to take off some of the stubborn hard water spots. Lime-a-way has always done the job for me and does not hurt the finish. It is not to be used on polished aluminum though.

Bullhead

Thats the one.....at least in my situation it has worked great

tomtbone1993

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I have a lot of calcium in my water, I am curious if it would filter it out. I tried the Mr. Clean filter and it helped a little but not 100%.

Bullhead

When I was deciding which system to try I went to their website and called their contact number......I actually ended up talking to the owner of the company....really nice guy and very helpful

PhantomChaos

Best solution! 50/50 in a squirt bottle......and most cost effective!

DMOORE

This works great. But a friend told me about adding a bit of wax to the solution a few years ago, and I'm a believer. This will keep a coat of wax on the boat, because the vinegar will strip it. I use it on all the watercraft now. The water on the Colorado river is hard as rock, and leaves a mess when baked on at 115degrees.

10%wax/ 45%distilled water/ 45% white vinegar.



Darrell.