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Posted 4/17/2009 6:58 PM (#372779)
Subject: Dark water stains

Posts: 4080

Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion

I had my boat on a N. Mn. lake last summer and have a brownish color on the white part of the boat, What takes this off other than elbow grease ??

Thanks, Jerome

TJ DeVoe

Posted 4/17/2009 8:26 PM (#372787 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

Posts: 2323

Location: Stevens Point, WI

Jerome, this chat that was done on WalleyeFIRST with Nels Larsen(AKA Skeeter on WalleyeFIRST) has some incredible product that should take care of whatever it might be on your boat.

http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/articles/04.17.2009/1321/Chat.With...

Here is his website and phone number.

www.larsensales.com

989 837 2681

Edited by TJ DeVoe 4/17/2009 8:28 PM

archerynut36

Posted 4/17/2009 9:18 PM (#372799 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

Posts: 1887

Location: syracuse indiana

you would be amazed but go to the dollar general and get a botle of the works.. it will take it right off then give it a good wax and next time your out just wipe the boat off when you pull it out of the water...bill

4amuskie

Posted 4/18/2009 12:22 PM (#372873 - in reply to #372799)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

+1 on "The Works". Unbelieveable stuff

Marshall

Posted 4/18/2009 6:23 PM (#372889 - in reply to #372873)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

Posts: 406

Location: Stones throw away...finally!!

4amuskie - 4/18/2009 12:22 PM

+1 on "The Works". Unbelieveable stuff

Ditto

guest

Posted 4/19/2009 10:57 AM (#372943 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: RE: Dark water stains

How about CLR
About 1/2 cup to 4 gals of water.

Guest

hodaghawg

Posted 4/19/2009 6:25 PM (#372993 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

Posts: 202

Location: Rhinelander

I just found Zymol works great. its a cleaner wax for cars. Auto Zone carries it

Guest

Posted 4/23/2009 8:31 AM (#373792 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: RE: Dark water stains

Boy...you'd sure think that Billy Mays and the Oxy-Clean people would have something for us!

MuskieMedic

Posted 4/23/2009 9:42 AM (#373805 - in reply to #372779)
Subject: Re: Dark water stains

Posts: 2091

Location: Stevens Point, WI

I deal with this a lot fishing the WI River and I found that Simple Green works really good for this and it won't harm the clear coat. I dilute it to 4:1 in a spray bottle and spray it on and let it sit for about 20-30 minutes and it then wash with the Boat Wash in a Bottle soap. Works real good. If you have scum that has been sitting for a really long time muriatic acid is an option if it's diluted down a lot and rinsed off right away, a bit risky but it eats through every thing.

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