cleaning black mold off of interior
#11
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Sorry guys, but bleach just scares me. My last boat the owner said he cleaned it real good just before I took possession. He apparently used bleach, and didn't do it right, cause the stitching on the sunpad came apart about a month after I got it. The vinyl was perfect and super clean, but the stitching was Gone!!! $680 to have it re-stitched. Bleach scares me.
I just bought the Leverage products and will be posting a before/after in the Vinyl thread. In the past I used Magic Erasers with decent success, but hoping Leverage is better.
I just bought the Leverage products and will be posting a before/after in the Vinyl thread. In the past I used Magic Erasers with decent success, but hoping Leverage is better.
#12
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thanks for the support..Use the cleaner first before you use it with the Magic erasor. There is vinyl scrubber on the site 3.65 that works much better than a rag cause it get down deep into the material. the other side is smooth and I use that to appy the conditioner. Looking forward to the pics..and if you have any questions call or email me anytime. Thanks Jeff
#13
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I used Clorox cleaner with bleach for eight years. No issues at all. I have cleaned the new boat with it for 4 yrs. I would agree that a strong concentrate of bleach might kill the threads, but Clorox cleanup is diluted and is mostly water and some soap.
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#15
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here you go..scrubber top of the page..
http://www.topnotchperformancemarine...oducts-c2.html
the Mr Clean magic erasor is something you buy at the store..it contais bleach and a few other chem..try the scrubber first ..call or email me if you have Q's..thanks Jeff