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Belsie 08-17-2009 02:45 PM

Saltwater damage prevention
 
Here is the ever asked ?? What is the best method to clean up and prevent salt water residue in & outside of motors & bilge area??? Although this seems like a no brainer I thought I would throw it out there for any new thoughts and ideas!!!

Please send any & all to make a Florida boater sleep after running in salt.

Thanks:op:

KEPP 08-17-2009 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by Belsie (Post 2933417)
Here is the ever asked ?? What is the best method to clean up and prevent salt water residue in & outside of motors & bilge area??? Although this seems like a no brainer I thought I would throw it out there for any new thoughts and ideas!!!

Please send any & all to make a Florida boater sleep after running in salt.

Thanks:op:

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Best Regards

seafordguy 08-17-2009 03:06 PM

Agreed. I flush mine EVERY time with Salt-A-Way.

offshoresteve 08-17-2009 03:08 PM

Salt A Way works great !!

DMOORE 08-17-2009 03:18 PM

I use warm soap and water, then a salt-a-way flush/ rinse.




Darrell.

AO31 08-17-2009 06:51 PM

CRC the entire motor and all hardware before going in, in addition as stated above.

krazy1 01-06-2010 05:12 PM


Originally Posted by AO31 (Post 2933622)
CRC the entire motor and all hardware before going in, in addition as stated above.


What model of crc is best? I pulled my boat of of the water one time in miami and the guy at the marina gave me a spray bottle of something??? I sprayed it on my drives and it made them look wet. Then, when dried it looked normal until I rubbed it and it made my fingers dirty. It was awesome!! I need this stuff!!! Is this crc????? What type of CRC?????

AO31 01-06-2010 07:27 PM

Any general purpose (CRC power lube / used to be called 444) lubricant will do the trick. Spray entire motor,mounts, anything metal.


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