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I just came in from trying to clean 7 that had badly mildewed (being in
storage for 10 years) -- Clorox worked best. I also tried Ajax,
whitewall tire cleaner, and oxy clean. I wiped them all down with
Clorox first, then tried the other things. I'd say Clorox got me 90% as
far as I got -- none of the others did much more. There are still
stains and black marks on them, but not as noticeable.

Dave wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 21:10:50 GMT, cavelamb said:


I know what you mean. Anyone looking closely at my boat's stern can read the
previous home port easily.


400/600 wet on a board?



Not worth the effort. The color is uniform, so someone looking for the old
home port really does have to look at the raised area as a raised area. And
the former home port is no deep dark secret.

 
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