288sunny

Just curious who has tried this stuff, ive heard some good things about it and it appears it might be better than a magic erasier? anyone know if the viynal cleaner is really worth the $15.99 for 32oz. or is there something just as good that wont break down the vinyal, or take away that shiney/glossey look vinyal has.

rv

I have used several of his products and they work great. A little cleaner with magic eraser will take care of almost anything. Followup with the conditioner and you are better than new. The price sounds high until you think about it. You are getting twice as much (32oz vs 16oz) as several other products. On top of the quantity his products seem to be more concentrated so they are more effective.

Try his quick shine, put that on the deck and you better be careful. A friend used that and did everything, including the non-slip. That is a big mistake.

I buy quick shine by the gallon, it is alot cheaper and after you use a bottle you will agree and want large quantities.

If you need more technical info give them a call and ask for Tim, he is the one that can answer your questions.

Rick

propwash

BIO-KLEEN makes some very good products and I would HIGHLY RECOMMENED them to any one. They have excellent products not only for your vinyl but for your hull as well! There ph. no. is 1-800-240-5536. Just give a call and ask for a catalog or go to www.Biokleen.com. Good people to deal with as well, used there products for five years now for all kinds of things around the house. Propwash

US1 Fountain

iTrader: (1)

That's not how I read it.

The actual reply:

Scott

I'm not a huge fan of BIO Clean products! There cleaner left yellow streaks on my interior vinyl and there other products like the wax and soap are just O.K. as far as I'm concerned. I talked to them about it and didn't like the answer.
Don't get me started on their overpriced water proofer that seemed no different than any other stuff you can buy for half the price anywhere else.
I have also been to their facility a couple of times and was told they make their own stuff. Looked to me like they were buying bulk cleaners/ waxes and pouring them into their own bottles. I never saw any type of manufacturing. They probably just order it to their specs?

I called the vinyl manufacture a while back and they offered to ship me their product or "wink wink just buy some Fantastic wink wink" I've been using Fantastic for years with no problems. They did tell me to NEVER use 409.

Hope this helps, By all means try it for yourself but I had to use Fantastic to clean the yellow streaks from their stuff!

BTW this subject is just like boats everybody's is the best and no other will compare. It always reminds me of the Fable "The Emperor's new cloths"