Reply With QuoteHOT SAUCE and one micro fiber towel per side and it will look like it never touched the water.
It puts Ducky to shame.
Lime away for a quick water removal. But it will take off the wax so you will need to wax the boat afterwards.
HOT SAUCE and one micro fiber towel per side and it will look like it never touched the water.
It puts Ducky to shame.
Yes, as Holy Moly and others have stated, vinegar & water will remove wax from your boat and it leaves a dirty sock smell on everything.
Vinegar & water is often used by women as a douche.
I have started using Summers' Eve to remove water spots on the Hallett.
It does not remove the wax from the gel and the boat sure does smell fresh.
Anything that removes water spots is also removing the wax. Hands down. Whatever methods you guys use, just make sure to recondition the gel by applying a good pure carnauba wax. Mark
Anything that removes water spots is also removing the wax. Hands down. Whatever methods you guys use, just make sure to recondition the gel by applying a good pure carnauba wax. Mark
I agree that you need to use a good wax to recondition the gel atleast twice a year
See you on the water.
Patrick
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If the water spots are bad, you will most likely have to go to a vinegar water solution... I had quite a few areas of water spots on my boat that hot sauce has not been able to get off. I used the vinegar/water solution and itcame right off. follwoed it up with a good wax and all was good
Yes, as Holy Moly and others have stated, vinegar & water will remove wax from your boat and it leaves a dirty sock smell on everything.
Vinegar & water is often used by women as a douche.
I have started using Summers' Eve to remove water spots on the Hallett.
It does not remove the wax from the gel and the boat sure does smell fresh.
You douche your boat???
What a douche bag.
J
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