Boat Outfitting Cleaning
Regular cleaning protects gelcoat, vinyl, canvas and metal from salt, sun and grime, and makes it easier to spot problems early. Use products made for the surface you're cleaning; household cleaners can dull gelcoat or damage vinyl and canvas.
A basic routine is to rinse with fresh water after use, wash with a boat soap, and apply a wax or protectant to exposed surfaces as recommended by the product maker.
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Boat Outfitting Cleaning FAQ
Can I use household cleaners on my boat?
It's best to use marine-specific products. Some household cleaners are harsh on gelcoat, vinyl and canvas, or aren't suitable for use near the water.
How often should I wax gelcoat?
It depends on sun exposure and use. Follow the product maker's guidance and wax when water stops beading on the surface.
What removes waterline stains?
Dedicated hull and waterline cleaners are designed for this. Follow label directions, wear gloves, and rinse thoroughly.
How should I clean vinyl seats?
Use a vinyl cleaner and protectant, avoid harsh solvents and stiff brushes, and keep the vinyl out of the sun when possible.