Use a product called On & Off. That's what the marina here uses
and it works great. Don't know if it strips the wax but is is pretty
powerful stuff. I believe it contains Muriatic Acid among other things.

Doug
s/v Callista

"Cheshire" wrote in message
news:d8Dec.309$ec1.219@okepread01...
Some time ago, I read here that lemon juice would remove the ICW stains,
and
it does work. However, I wonder if it leaves the wax on the boat. Anyone
know? Any other, better methods?

Thanks.

Muriatic & Oxcylic acid IIRC. Works great. Dock hand let me use some of his
last week. I'm pretty sure it takes the wax off.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__


"Doug Dotson" wrote in message
...
Use a product called On & Off. That's what the marina here uses
and it works great. Don't know if it strips the wax but is is pretty
powerful stuff. I believe it contains Muriatic Acid among other things.

Doug
s/v Callista

"Cheshire" wrote in message
news:d8Dec.309$ec1.219@okepread01...
Some time ago, I read here that lemon juice would remove the ICW stains,
and
it does work. However, I wonder if it leaves the wax on the boat. Anyone
know? Any other, better methods?

Thanks.

Muriatic & Oxcylic acid IIRC. Works great. Dock hand let me use some of his
last week. I'm pretty sure it takes the wax off.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__


"Doug Dotson" wrote in message
...
Use a product called On & Off. That's what the marina here uses
and it works great. Don't know if it strips the wax but is is pretty
powerful stuff. I believe it contains Muriatic Acid among other things.

Doug
s/v Callista

"Cheshire" wrote in message
news:d8Dec.309$ec1.219@okepread01...
Some time ago, I read here that lemon juice would remove the ICW stains,
and
it does work. However, I wonder if it leaves the wax on the boat. Anyone
know? Any other, better methods?

Thanks.