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Hi Sailors,
I just had my decks emroned with a sand mix for no-skid areas and the boat look great, however when a worker drills metal somewhere the tiny shavings blow onto the decks and ultimatly become these hard to clean rust dots... Any luck with non skid deck cleaning materials?? |
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Hi Sailors, I just had my decks emroned with a sand mix for no-skid areas and the boat look great, however when a worker drills metal somewhere the tiny shavings blow onto the decks and ultimatly become these hard to clean rust dots... Any luck with non skid deck cleaning materials?? The answer to just about any problem with rust stains is oxalic acid. make up a saturated solution (won't hold any more) in warm water, and wipe it on affected areas. It will clean mlike magic. Notes: oxalic acid is a weak organic acid, strength sort of like vinegar. oxalic acid is poison - don't get any inside you. bob |
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![]() Thanks Bob I think I have some of that in powder under the sink....The stuff thewy sell to clean everything from laundry to sidewalks..Didn't think to try it. |
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