transom soot- cleaning
04-06-2004, 08:34 PM
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Simple Green will strip any wax right off. That only makes it harder to clean each time. It's a very strong cleaner that doesn't belong on a boat. You really want to stay away from harsh chemical cleaners.
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04-07-2004, 06:06 AM
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Originally posted by Griff
Even dish soaps will strip wax pretty quickly. I don't ever wax my transom anyway, so I'll stick with the Simple Green.
Even dish soaps will strip wax pretty quickly. I don't ever wax my transom anyway, so I'll stick with the Simple Green.
You're right; dish soaps are terrible for boats (and cars). Not only does it stip the wax, but dulls the finish.
04-07-2004, 06:33 AM
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Originally posted by frenzy
Do you wax the rest of your boat?
Do you wax the rest of your boat?
Funny Kim. BTW, I got a chance to use your wax on both the cars. Great stuff! I have never seen a wax that comes off so easy. Even after getting very slightly misted with rain. 
I have had a chance to wax the cockpit of the boat, but that's it. Can't wait to use it on the rest of the boat.
