Best cleaners for outside and inside of boat ???

**Menace Marine** · 09-19-2013, 12:29 PM

Used to use vinyl sauce but had to add simple green to get it to really work. Problem is simple green is really hard on the vinyl. I use boat candy vinyl clean now. Works great at getting all the nasty old sun screen off the seat backs and leaves the vinyl soft and conditioned.

**niceguyeddie** · 09-19-2013, 02:58 PM

I like to "call a guy" for the best clean.

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**Nickythefish** · 09-19-2013, 06:10 PM

yep the best way possible just make sure he is good, I finally found a good one, but before I found him I always found myself finding stuff they missed and would have to go over the boat again....

Originally Posted by niceguyeddie

I like to "call a guy" for the best clean.

**niceguyeddie** · 09-20-2013, 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by Nickythefish

yep the best way possible just make sure he is good, I finally found a good one, but before I found him I always found myself finding stuff they missed and would have to go over the boat again....

Yea I agree. What I do is go over the boat with the guy first and tell him to make sure he gets certain areas that I know most detail guys would look over. Like in between the seat cushions and stuff. I have a guy that someone on another forum referred me too. He's pretty good and pretty cheap!

**Hotfish** · 09-20-2013, 04:29 PM

I like Hot Sauce but dont know where to get it, i usually use Miguires on the gell coat. I like using Duckys on the chrome and polished parts at the end of the day. It takes of water spots real well and doesn't seem to dull anything.

**niceguyeddie** · 09-23-2013, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by Hotfish

I like Hot Sauce but dont know where to get it, i usually use Miguires on the gell coat. I like using Duckys on the chrome and polished parts at the end of the day. It takes of water spots real well and doesn't seem to dull anything.

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