Yellow stain at waterline of boat
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From: Mentor, Ohio
So my boat was left in the water for 4 days in lake chatuaqua. When I pulled it out it had a terrible orange/yellow waterline, and the transom and bottom was really bad. So I started googling, toilet bowl cleaner didn't work.... Awesome cleaner didn't work, then I tried Bio-Kleen and the stuff is a miracle! I sprayed it on... Waited 1 minute and hosed off! All clean. Nothing else I tried worked. Also bio Kleen is bio degradable and won't harm the trailer. I DO NOT WORK OR KNOW ANYBODY WHO WORKS FOR THIS COMPANY. Just thought I would share what worked for me when nothing else I tried had any effect. It completely took it all off, back to shines white. Good stuff, and cheap
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From: Lake George, NY
So my boat was left in the water for 4 days in lake chatuaqua. When I pulled it out it had a terrible orange/yellow waterline, and the transom and bottom was really bad. So I started googling, toilet bowl cleaner didn't work.... Awesome cleaner didn't work, then I tried Bio-Kleen and the stuff is a miracle! I sprayed it on... Waited 1 minute and hosed off! All clean. Nothing else I tried worked. Also bio Kleen is bio degradable and won't harm the trailer. I DO NOT WORK OR KNOW ANYBODY WHO WORKS FOR THIS COMPANY. Just thought I would share what worked for me when nothing else I tried had any effect. It completely took it all off, back to shines white. Good stuff, and cheap
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From: Southeast Michigan
Goof Off Rust Stain remover, $10/gallon at Home Depot. Spray on, rinse off, wax area, done. I really like the BioKleen Amazing Cleaner and Amazing Armor for vinyl, and the Quik Shine between waxing, but the Goof Off works fast, cheap, and right on the rust/scum lines.




