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 Water spots on fiberglass
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05/08/14 12:07 AM
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BCO31
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What is the best way to get stubborn water spots off of fiberglass boats? I've tried using Babes Boat Bright and Lucas slick mist but there are still some spots on the boat and the cowling that I can't seem to get off. Thanks guys
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Re: Water spots on fiberglass
[Re: BCO31]
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05/08/14 09:00 AM
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hopalong
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strong vinegar and water, spray on and let sit a minute then just wipe.
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Re: Water spots on fiberglass
[Re: hopalong]
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05/08/14 10:48 AM
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Rickmb
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strong vinegar and water, spray on and let sit a minute then just wipe. +1 On really tough spots I will use straight vinegar.
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Re: Water spots on fiberglass
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05/08/14 06:57 PM
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rkd
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Mr Clean Magic Eraser cleaned my cowling very well. Make sure to wet the marker/sponge first. Had water spots that were practically baked into the cowling and they came right off.
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