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-   -   What to use to clean algae of the boat bottom? (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=192297)

absolutofft 09-23-2004 9:21 PM

I have already pressure washed and then scrubbed the sides but there is still a light green water line visible. Would an acid cleaner be too much?

tcluv85 09-23-2004 10:11 PM

I used Starbrites Green Hull Cleaner and it came off with some scrubbing. If all else fails there is that rubbing compound by 3M.

882001 09-24-2004 5:25 AM

starbright "hull cleaner" is awesome. from greenish brown to bright white. spray it on hose it off. <BR>

fox 09-24-2004 6:23 AM

Sno-Bol toilet bowl cleaner. Cheap, and easy. Don't forget to put a nice coat of wax on afterwards. <BR> <BR>Eric

skibum69 09-24-2004 7:35 AM

i second the star bright cleaner. it works great just don't get any in your eyes

wakescene 09-24-2004 10:16 AM

Castrol Super Clean &amp; a good boat brush will get just about anything off! <BR> <BR> <BR>

boarditup 09-24-2004 10:36 AM

muratic acid - rinse off well. Wear protection. Be sure to rinse off the trailer. It will corrode any unprotected metal if allowed to sit on it.

lchamaschuk 09-24-2004 1:09 PM

Davis FSR (Fibreglass Stain Remover). Removes algae lines every time!

rvh3 09-24-2004 2:10 PM

Aaron, <BR> Karl is right. Wear glasses and gloves. All of the products mentioned above will burn you skin and eyes. I use Star Bright and it works wonders.


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