On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 22:06:07 GMT, "A.Boater" wrote:

You did notice it was "coarse," right? It might be good for scraping
barnicles, but it will probably never be satisfactory to clean molded
anti-slip surfaces.

It actually works very well on the anti-slip surfaces of the boat, and works
even better on the travel trailer. The 'coarse' or 'stiff' is not as still as a
lot of scrub brushes.
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John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking.

John H wrote:
On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 22:06:07 GMT, wrote:


You did notice it was "coarse," right? It might be good for scraping
barnicles, but it will probably never be satisfactory to clean molded
anti-slip surfaces.

It actually works very well on the anti-slip surfaces of the boat, and works
even better on the travel trailer. The 'coarse' or 'stiff' is not as still as a
lot of scrub brushes.

You do seem to take very good care of your boats. They look pristine in
every picture.

On Aug 23, 7:34*pm, Larry wrote:
John H wrote:
On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 22:06:07 GMT, *wrote:

You did notice it was "coarse," right? It might be good for scraping
barnicles, but it will probably never be satisfactory to clean molded
anti-slip surfaces.

It actually works very well on the anti-slip surfaces of the boat, and works
even better on the travel trailer. The 'coarse' or 'stiff' is not as still as a
lot of scrub brushes.

You do seem to take very good care of your boats. *They look pristine in
every picture.

I *always* try to wash and wax it before each picture. Sometimes that
means five or six washes and waxes a day.

:)