Boat cleaning tip

[Mike_W]

Hey I was just wanting to share a boat cleaning tip .....mr clean magic erasers they work awesome on everything grime, black streaks, black scratches, water lines, rust marks and big stains ....pretty much anything.
I have used them on vinyl and gel coat inside and out as well and any plastics on the boat or trailer.

I think these things are wicked and wanted to share!!

Cheers,
Mike

 

[ComfortZone]

I found this as well, it almost seems to easy when you start using them...the only thing is I find they strip the wax layer off the gelcoat leaving it unprotected, but they are a godsend for removing alge and oxidization after those long winter naps!!!

definitly a good tip!!

 

[fshnfnatic]

Thanks for the tip,MikeW. Have a few stubborn stains on the hull. I'll definately give em' a try!

 

[Big Green Machine]

You will go through tons of packages of them for tougher jobs to. Gets pricey, but they do work. I cleaned all my cork handles on all my 20 or something rods and the cork looks brand new.

 

[Kildonan]

Some little punk spray painted on the side of one of my trucks, red spray paint on a white truck. Mr. Clean magic eraser did the trick. I use them for all kinds of things. They're awesome.

 

[adrianna3]

They took the streaks off of my RV as well. They clean anything.

Dave

 

[nedarb2]

I agree i got onto those magic erasers this spring and they are a GOD SEND

but remember when using them they clean by abrasive action, they are essentially a very fine grit sandpaper. Not for things like some vinyls, electronics screens, or other places you dont want to be micro-scratching or rubbing away.

Big Green Machine, i found that if you get the "super tough blah blah" double sided kitchen scrubs they last about 2x as long over the originals.

 

[AlK]

but remember when using them they clean by abrasive action, they are essentially a very fine grit sandpaper. Not for things like some vinyls, electronics screens, or other places you dont want to be micro-scratching or rubbing away.

X2
They works well!

 

[SteelyDan]

I'm almost certain that they are an abrasive pad, albeit a very fine grit but essentially you are wet sanding away the finish of what you clean. I use them myself, just something I have observed.

 

[Eyes Up Chuck]

any thoughts on cleaning / getting rid of the water spots on the aluminum railings?