Cleaning Fibergalss Boats
Wimuskyfisherman
Posted 11/8/2016 11:01 AM (#835934)
Subject: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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What does everyone use for cleaning the interior fiberglass surfaces? Anyone use any cleaning products like Windex, 409, etc.?
BNelson
Posted 11/8/2016 11:15 AM (#835937 - in reply to #835934)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats





Location: Contrarian Island		all those work, 50/50 water and distilled vinegar is great for the inside and outside to get water spots off.
I spray mine down after each use and wipe it down with Bassboat saver. keeps it shiny and spot free

Edited by BNelson 11/8/2016 11:20 AM
Pal
Posted 11/8/2016 11:40 AM (#835940 - in reply to #835937)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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Location: Twin Cities, MN		50/50 water / Vinegar to keep it clean after each outing

I also use Wonderfoam / Restore to make it shine a few times a year

Paulski
bob1
Posted 11/11/2016 8:38 AM (#836290 - in reply to #835934)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats





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A fiberglass repair shop near me recommended using The Works cleaner. $1.00 a bottle at Dollar stores. Works great on all fiberglass surfaces. I poured it into an old spray bottle and I use it on the inside and outside of my Ranger Reata 1850. Do not get it on carpeting and do not breathe the fumes. Strong stuff and works for me. Leave it on for about 30 seconds and wipe it off! You cannot beat the price! Takes water spots off easily!!
Bob

Edited by bob1 11/11/2016 8:39 AM
muskyhunter47
Posted 11/11/2016 3:50 PM (#836340 - in reply to #836290)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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Location: Minnesota		I use bassboat saver spray and wipe
Fishysam
Posted 11/11/2016 3:50 PM (#836341 - in reply to #835934)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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I clean randomly threw out the summer I use a rag and lake water. Haha
NOFEAR
Posted 11/11/2016 10:41 PM (#836362 - in reply to #835937)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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BNelson - 11/8/2016 11:15 AM

all those work, 50/50 water and distilled vinegar is great for the inside and outside to get water spots off.
I spray mine down after each use and wipe it down with Bassboat saver. keeps it shiny and spot free




Ditto!
AndrewR
Posted 11/12/2016 11:10 AM (#836385 - in reply to #835934)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats





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Location: Minocqua, WI		Babe's Boat Bright. I'll spray once per week and it's also a wax and UV protection additive.

http://babesboats.com/
Muskydanno621
Posted 11/15/2016 7:07 AM (#836523 - in reply to #836385)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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Bassboat saver and a white vinegar solution for the stubborn water spots. Cant go wrong. 303 aerospace protectant on the seats and any other soft surfaces.

Edited by Muskydanno621 11/15/2016 7:08 AM
Paul S
Posted 11/16/2016 6:21 AM (#836603 - in reply to #835934)
Subject: Re: Cleaning Fibergalss Boats




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Location: Tinley Park, IL		I did some research on this last spring and the bass boat guys said Protec Sealer and then the Protec Showroom Conditioner was the way to go The Sealer is great but the conditioner was a waste of money and just smears water marks on my dark fiberglass. 25% vinegar is what I use when I take the boat out and it is sufficient. Going to get some Bassboat Saver since that gets a lot of good reviews.