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hemi2001 04-29-2011 01:54 PM

Interior cleaning products??
 
I have a white interior on my Warlock and in doing a spring cleaning I am finding a couple of black spots that I think are mold. I have tried simple green with little results. Someone recomended using magic earasers, I am worried about this product due to it having bleach in it and may bleed the blue out of my cover. What product would you guys rec??
Thanks

87MagnumII 04-29-2011 03:06 PM

http://www.westmarine.com/1/1/18225-...n-remover.html

Then follow up with this:

http://www.303products.com/shop303/i...protectant.cfm

boatnt 04-29-2011 03:15 PM

just went thrue same thing,,I found a product at Walt Mart at the marine section called mold and mildew cleaner/remover,,made by seasence,,it works great and same on stitching...not all Walt marts carry it so check with your local store,you might need to order on line.

rgrgoog 04-29-2011 08:29 PM

I use TILEX (bathroom/shower cleaner), followed by water and then 303 protectant. It works good for me.

wtfo 04-30-2011 11:34 AM

Mr Clean "magic erasor" works GREAT!

KWright 04-30-2011 12:05 PM

GoJo or Simple Oarnge hand cleaner and a terry cloth rag!
The stuff with the grit will even pull most grease stains.

Got Cigs 04-30-2011 03:28 PM

I mix a little clorox with water into a spray bottle. Then I use Meguire's leather/viynl renewer. Works great on my white interior.

ROTAX454 05-01-2011 08:40 AM

When there is a specifically designed product for your marine interior cleaning, why is the heck are some of you still using off the shelf general cleaners? Great way to destroy that nice interior material. For what? To save a few pennies?

Com'on. Spend a few minutes and call Dennis (he is the owner and a chemist). He can explain in detail why you should be NOT using many of those "off the shelf" products.
I have used his cleaner and it really works.

RaggedEdge 05-01-2011 09:01 AM


Originally Posted by ROTAX454 (Post 3391189)
When there is a specifically designed product for your marine interior cleaning, why is the heck are some of you still using off the shelf general cleaners? Great way to destroy that nice interior material. For what? To save a few pennies?

Com'on. Spend a few minutes and call Dennis (he is the owner and a chemist). He can explain in detail why you should be NOT using many of those "off the shelf" products.
I have used his cleaner and it really works.




Could you share the info on the company and the product?

ROTAX454 05-01-2011 09:39 AM

sorry guys. Here is the link. Dennis is very active within the performance marine industry. He attends and supports many poker runs throughout the year.

http://www.biokleen.com/marine-vinyl-cleaner

KWright 05-01-2011 01:29 PM

[QUOTE=ROTAX454;3391189]When there is a specifically designed product for your marine interior cleaning, why is the heck are some of you still using off the shelf general cleaners? Great way to destroy that nice interior material. For what? To save a few pennies?

That's exacactly why I use gojo hand cleaner. It not only cleans but also doesnt dry out or destroy your interior. if its good enough for your skin its good for your seats!

Fountain4402 05-01-2011 04:39 PM

303 once you get it clea

ROTAX454 05-01-2011 07:00 PM

[QUOTE=KWright;3391338]

Originally Posted by ROTAX454 (Post 3391189)
When there is a specifically designed product for your marine interior cleaning, why is the heck are some of you still using off the shelf general cleaners? Great way to destroy that nice interior material. For what? To save a few pennies?

That's exacactly why I use gojo hand cleaner. It not only cleans but also doesnt dry out or destroy your interior. if its good enough for your skin its good for your seats!

Thank you. You helped make my point. Call Dennis and he can explain the chemical differences between his and the gojo product. After all, these are chemicals we are applying to our expensive interiors.


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