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NOFEAR
Posted 2/6/2015 7:47 PM (#752335)
Subject: Bass Boat Saver




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Attention to all you keep my boat looking hot fisherman!

Every time i fish and pull my fiberglass boat out of the water I wipe it down with my spray bottle which is a combination of Vinegar/Water which gets all the water spots and slime off the boat. Someone i know recommended to me a product called bassboatsaver.

The person claimed after applying bass boat saver the water just beads off the boat vs the typical water spots you need to wipe off after every trip.

Does anyone have any feedback on this product?

Safe for fiberglass?

Other recommendations?

Thanks everyone!
muskyhunter47
Posted 2/6/2015 8:06 PM (#752338 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: Minnesota		I've been using bass saver since 2012 when I bought my new skeeter. Pull the boat out spray it down wipe it down good to go.
Clammer
Posted 2/6/2015 10:01 PM (#752362 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: Wisconsin		Does it work better than just vinegar/water that you make yourself??
BNelson
Posted 2/8/2015 5:55 PM (#752596 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		been using it on my Ranger for 6 yrs... awesome stuff... it works about the same as vinegar/water mixture but I prefer the bb saver....
Clammer
Posted 2/9/2015 9:56 AM (#752691 - in reply to #752596)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: Wisconsin
BNelson - 2/8/2015 5:55 PM

been using it on my Ranger for 6 yrs... awesome stuff... it works about the same as vinegar/water mixture but I prefer the bb saver....



Thanks Brad
BNelson
Posted 2/9/2015 10:04 AM (#752695 - in reply to #752691)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		I wipe it down after almost every use... at the boat landing it takes me and a bud a few minutes...keeps the glass on my 690 lookin' shiny!


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btfish
Posted 2/9/2015 10:53 AM (#752703 - in reply to #752695)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: With my son on the water		Brad that is impressive!

Do you buy a big jug right away and where have you found the best place to purchase it?

Thanks
BNelson
Posted 2/9/2015 11:05 AM (#752707 - in reply to #752703)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		yup, I buy the 5 gallon one...right from bbsaver.... bassboatsaver.com

Edited by BNelson 2/9/2015 11:07 AM
Reef Hawg
Posted 2/9/2015 11:06 AM (#752709 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: RE: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: north central wisconsin		Good product. I also apply to my 690 after using on Petenwell, and makes algae cleanup a breeze. The guys at the company are good to work with. A gallon jug lasts me a season but I'm out alot.
NOFEAR
Posted 2/9/2015 7:16 PM (#752787 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




Posts: 208


Thanks for the responses everyone. I'll give it try this year and see if it out performs the vinegar and water.
short STRIKE
Posted 2/9/2015 8:23 PM (#752803 - in reply to #752787)
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Location: Blaine, MN		Are you guys wiping the BBS off with a chamois, lint free towels, or other? Thanks
BNelson
Posted 2/10/2015 8:02 AM (#752845 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		I just use cut up old bath towels...work fine
Juhas
Posted 2/10/2015 4:27 PM (#752920 - in reply to #752845)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




Posts: 431


Can you also use this stuff on aluminum boats?
BNelson
Posted 2/10/2015 5:16 PM (#752925 - in reply to #752920)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		I am sure you could...
BBT
Posted 2/11/2015 12:00 PM (#753040 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




Posts: 134


Is anyone using this with a wrap?
Jeremy
Posted 2/11/2015 2:27 PM (#753077 - in reply to #752335)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




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Location: Minnesota.		Does this stuff replace a good washing followed by a spray waxing/rubbing out like with a good spray auto wax? In other words do you still need to wax your rig after using this product?

Thanks.
M Winther
Posted 2/12/2015 8:03 AM (#753197 - in reply to #753077)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver




Jeremy - 2/11/2015 2:27 PM
Does this stuff replace a good washing followed by a spray waxing/rubbing out like with a good spray auto wax?

pretty much, yes.
i wax my boat every year in spring. through the rest of the year i use BBS after every use, and after monthly hand washings. works great!
BNelson
Posted 2/12/2015 8:20 AM (#753200 - in reply to #753197)
Subject: Re: Bass Boat Saver





Location: Contrarian Island		I haven't waxed my boat in years... the bbs keeps it shiny..
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