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Never occured to me to use a pressure washer. Sounds like it just might be
the best way! Thanks. "JR North" wrote in message ... A pressure washer will remove the mildew/mold which looks black and dingy. JR Steve Lortie wrote: I am just about done putting in a new transom and moving on to the stringers. The hull/old glass roven that I will be bonding the new roven to is extremely dirty looking, mostly black from years of being wet I think. What is the best way to get it as clean as possible for bonding the new stuff to. Is sanding the only thing to do? Has anyone used TSP for boat cleaning, paint preping etc? Thanks -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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