My experience is that the bleach causes
a white surface to turn noticeably yellow. Fortunately,
when the sun hits it, the yellow seems to go away,
but I do like to stay clear of products with bleach for
that reason.
Frank






On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 09:25:10 -0400, "*JimH*" wrote:


"frank1492" wrote in message
.. .
May I have your recommendations for cleaning greasy
stains off the hull, general cleaning of vinyl upholstery,
and cleaning of salt off flexible clear plastic windows that
are part of the topset.
Obviously nothing can contain bleach. Some have
suggested Scrubbin' Bubbles for the hull stains (but that
now appears to contain bleach.) Lemon Pledge has been
suggested for the clear plastic windows.
Looking forward to your ideas!
Thank you.
Frank

I believe the idea of not using bleach on a fiberglass boat (because it will
harm the fiberglass) is urban legend.

Does anyone have solid proof that bleach is in fact harmful to gelcoat? And
I am not just talking about the fact that it may take off the wax.