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What is the best way to clean the rub rail?
Hey guys my rub rail is dirty. Should I replace it or is there a way to clean it up. It is a off white color yellowish. Any help would be great. By the way it is a 04 nordic heat
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I used Magic Eraser on mine. Took a long time but I was able to get most of the scuffs out and cleaned it up nice.
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Acetone
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thanks guys
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Laquer thinner for one more option.
All work well but the best so far was just replacing it. $175 from Nordic and my wife and I for an hour and a half and it looked like it just rolled of the showroom floor :party-smiley-020: |
John,
Mine had yellowed significantly when I bought the boat. I also replaced the insert, purchased from the factory. It was to me, a huge improvement. Since then I have been cleaning the rubrail and insert with Armor All cleaning wipes. Regards, Steve |
Originally Posted by raytart
(Post 2208590)
Acetone
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Magic Eraser is by far the best and easiest solution!
And they don't put the white rubber inserts on the new boats anymore. They are stainless now. |
I've had great results with Soft Scrub (with bleach), and one of those green semi-abrasive pads. Just did mine this weekend -- and looked like new.
I haven't tried magic eraser -- but will give that a shot. I2D |
Majic Eraser works but is slow and takes a lot of effort and pads. Best for spot touch ups. Soft scrub with bleach and an abrasive pad is faster.
I was nervious about using harsh solvents like acetone/laquer thinner on this plastic / rubber rail. How does the rubrail hold up over time when using these solvents to clean it? Years? |
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