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Skip Gundlach wrote:
Some agreement points and amplification: My dinghy service (also the life raft servicer on the free raft I gave away) joint makes them look new by doing a thorough scrub with acetone and 3M scrubbie-with-a-handle, followed by 303 protectant. I expect they also first "clean" it - my most successful cleaner was Purple Power; Simple Green has not proven itself to me, this included, in *any* environment, to be superior to nearly anything else I've tried. My first scrub was SG, to little avail; just spritzing on PP gave rivulets of added clean spots, and the scrubbie made it white. However, without solvent level cleaning, and sealing/protecting, it went back to chalky very quickly (months). Back to the Acetone/303... Amazing transformation; we'll do it on ours once we actually get close enough to splashing for Lydia to join me on the boat. The usual avalanche of photos will follow :{)) Thanks Skip - I will see if I can find this "Purple Power" locally. But I think I will skip both the acetone and the 303, which I believe contains a silicone oil of some kind... |
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