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  • Silver Wolf
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    Great ideas. I'm going to look into this also. Thanks for the advice. Lord Bless.
    robert

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  • plugger
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    Looking good

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  • H.Maier
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    You need to try " the works".

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  • FP3
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    Googone

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  • Beandaddy
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    The green bottle "The Works" is good on the fiberglass not upholstery.

    Beandaddy

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  • Flatfisher6187
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    Magic eraser

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  • Robalo
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    Originally posted by Ibtsoom View Post
    You guys are all arse holes..

    "The works" wont "work" on the mildew stains. Be careful with bleach too - sometimes it can turn your seats brown. Starbright makes a mildew remover that they sell at academy. Works really well. Pressure washer works pretty well too.

    Sounds more like a skidmark problem to me!!

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  • Hogie70
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    Wow looks like new.

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  • Old Salt
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    Wow, what a difference!! Looks great


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  • FishinAddiction
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    Looks great!

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  • 45 ACP
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    Thanks for the suggestions.

    I ended up using Soft Scrub with Bleach. Got my 2 kids and wife out there to help with some stiff bristled brushes and got the entire boat clean yesterday after work. The Soft Scrub worked really well. Got all of the non skid looking like new and the leaning post got 95% of the mildew off.

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  • plugger
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    Originally posted by Hogie70 View Post
    I've heard by many "the works" is so good the Hillary is going to use it to clean up her history.
    HAR!

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  • rtoler
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    You have many good suggestions. I used clourox and starbrite and could not get "some" of it out. YOu might ask someone who details boats for the silver bullet answer, Steve Soule. He got into detailing and does very good work.

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  • S-troop
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    Originally posted by Hogie70 View Post
    Lmao I'll just use capt johns it really does work you can get it online @ http://www.boatbrite.com/boat-stain-...-remover/34/57
    You can also get this at West Marine. Expensive but really works.


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  • Hogie70
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    Lmao I'll just use capt johns it really does work you can get it online @ http://www.boatbrite.com/boat-stain-...-remover/34/57

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