What do y’all use to clean your stained boat hull?

StarBright Hull cleaner gel formula

This is all I have ever used. My now sold 1974 Falcon Super Tiger could still be brought back to pure white just by a spray and rinse.

Yep. Wear gloves using it. It burns like all get out if you get it in some cuts due to it being acid based.

Works toilet bowl cleaner. Squirt on, wipe with soft brush, rinse off.

You guys are cleaning your hulls?

Yep, that stuff is amazing. I use the non-gel formula and put it in a pump up sprayer. Just don't let it sit too long on your trailer or your drive way. I make sure to have a water hose laid out and ready to go when I spray the StrarBright on the boat.

like Momma always said... you should treat your boat like your bum, and wipe it clean after each use...then you don't have to worry about stains on your hull, or your shorts...and use clean H2O...

+1 "The Works" toilet bowl cleaner. It is cheap and does a fantastic job.

Sometimes just a wipe down will not get the stain off the boat.

Hmmm...I've been running bass boats for a little over 30 years, fished tidal brackish waters of the Potomac, and Hudson rivers, up to the St. Lawrence out into Lake Ontario, all over Lake Erie and its many rivers that in times past the industrial spills would make liberals cry, into Lake Michigan, down to the Ohio River starting at Three Rivers in Pittsburg, all the way down past Cincinatti into Indiana, and into so many feeder creeks, not to mention all the lakes and reservoirs over many, many states in-between here and Texas...and I've never once not been able to wipe the scum line off my boat at the end of the day... where do you fish where the scum line stains the hull, please tell me so I can avoid it... LOL

Give Ray Hubbard a whirl sport, you’ll get stuff on your boat you can’t remove with a flame thrower!

Hahaha…yeah there is so much industrial waste pouring into Ray Hubbard… FYI “Sport”, I’ve fished all over Hubbard too – usually launch at Chandlers landing until they raised the launch fee and removed weekends, don’t care for the other ramps – like my catalytic converter… something tells me you gentleman have never heard of something called automotive/marine “wax”, it’s a neat product that has been out for a while, you apply it to your boats surface, let it haze up, and rub it off with a clean cloth... what it does is make the surface of the boat less porous, and easier to wipe the scum line off, give it a try…

Go to walmart and get a product called Bar Keepers friend cost like 2$ and works very well on a white boat. Well get brown stains that have faded white gel.