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I've got a white Kenner. I use it a lot on the central Texas Lakes
which are of course saturated with limestone. Then I go down to the Gulf Coast. Next thing I know I've got this brown stain on the bottom of the boat. I can remove it by rubbing HCl (swimming pool acid) on it and rinsing off. I am wondering if there is some kind of wax that would help prevent this stuff from sticking onto the gelcoat to begin with. Any one have any recommendations? tks Don |
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