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After pulling my boat from the Root River in Racine Wisconsin, I noticed that
there was an ugly band of black gunk at the waterline, especially at the upstream side of the boat when it was in the slip. A power wash got the mud off, but this band of gunk stayed on. I had the same problem last year, and had to rub like hell with all kinds of cleaners to get it off. Someone recommended using Tidy Bowl as a cleaner, possibly because it contains Muratic Acid. I know that Muratic Acid is used to clean and etch concrete, so I was wary to use it on my fiberglass hull. Was I correct about this? Is there a better way to clean off this river junk? I have used Zud and other similar products, but they don't get everything off and require a lot of elbow grease. Some of this gunk is on the bottom paint, as well, so I have to be careful not to dissolve that. Sherwin |
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