Boats out and pressured washed... but how do I removes the brown stain on side of hull? Hull cleaner removes the algae but does nothing on the brown stain! It's a fiberglass hull.
thanks
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10-12-2018 #1
Captain
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Removing the Allegheny brown stains on hull?
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10-13-2018 #2
Captain
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- Feb 2008
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- Fox Chapel Marina
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A mixture of hydrogen peroxide and lysol will work. I think the mixture is 60% peroxide, 40% lysol. Could be the other way around. Spray it on, let sit, brush it off. Worked on my last fiberglass boat.
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10-17-2018 #3
Deck Hand
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- Sep 2016
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I used a product called Mary Kate On/Off. For the most part there was no scrubbing except on the tougher spots
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10-18-2018 #4
Slimy Grimy also works well. Mix it with hot water and spray on with a garden sprayer. Pressure wash it off.
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10-23-2018 #5
First Mate
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- Feb 2012
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- Moon Township
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I like toilet bowl cleaner and peroxide 50/50 mix. Get the cheap toilet bowl cleaner at the dollar store. It should be a wipe on/spray off application, although I have also sprayed it on hard to reach areas like around the outdrive and then sprayed it off with the garden hose. I have a 21 foot open bow and find that a bottle of toilet bowl cleaner ($1) and a bottle of peroxide (less than $1) will do my boat as many as 3 or 4 times.
Last edited by 212 Captiva; 10-23-2018 at 10:46 AM.
Dave
2002 Rinker 212 Captiva
2008 F-150 to tow it with
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11-17-2018 #6
Deck Hand
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- Jun 2009
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- Lower Burrell, PA
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http://www.boatlocal.com/forums/show...t+bowl+cleaner
Just make sure you dont use the kind with bleach