Vinyl Cleaning
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I use Woolite oxy cleaner on my interior seems to work well. It seems to do a good job of getting the dust and stuff out of the grain of the vinyl. Plus it smells clean!
I will then use the 303 sunblock spray to prevent fading
I will then use the 303 sunblock spray to prevent fading
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Use spray nine or spray some Bleach White on a damp rung out rag. A little more for bad stains. (Bleach White works better). Then 3M Aerospace 303 vinyl protectant with 40 spf sun block. I keep a bottle on and rag on the boat and re-apply during the day while out.
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. Then 3M Aerospace 303 vinyl protectant with 40 spf sun block. I keep a bottle on and rag on the boat and re-apply during the day while out.
Use spray nine or spray some Bleach White on a damp rung out rag, if something bad happens.
The 3m aerospace 303 does the job, especially with the spf built in if you want to keep vinyl looking new
Use spray nine or spray some Bleach White on a damp rung out rag, if something bad happens.
The 3m aerospace 303 does the job, especially with the spf built in if you want to keep vinyl looking new
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Never use a product like simple green on the vinyl unless you dilute it heavily. Its ok on the vinyl but it will destroy the stitching. Over time it will literally eat it away and one day your seems will rip because of its use. We use m erasers alot its very lite abrasive is great on tough stains.
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I buy 303 by the gallon and use it after every time out. Usually only use swipes wipes on the seats. Any recomendations for something I can use on a toothbrush to clean the stitching in the seams on my bolsters? Seems to be the only place I get mildew.
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Another note for the 303 users. Autogeek offers a pretty good discount if you buy 4 gallons at a time. Comes out to $50/gal including shipping. Way cheaper than buying 16oz bottles locally.