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Re: How often do you clean your boat?
[Re: TBS]
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04/08/10 08:51 PM
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kickenbass6
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everytime i take it out to get the water line off. there is a car wash just by my house where i take it on the way home and it only cost 75 cents to keep it looking nice.
Jason 972-979-3606
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Re: How often do you clean your boat?
[Re: ZackP]
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04/08/10 08:54 PM
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TreeBass
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Lt. Dan
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People clean their boats? mine was dusty 
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Re: How often do you clean your boat?
[Re: Shep M]
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04/08/10 09:04 PM
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Pro-17
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I clean on it a little everyday. When it gets nasty, I scrub the floor with Comet and powerwash it out. Usually about every two weeks. A word to the wise to all of ya'll with carpet. Spraying it down at the car wash or with a pressure washer will destroy the carpet backing over time making small tears in the rubber. Then dirt and grunge gets underneath and act as sandpaper destroying the bonding agents.The best way to wash carpet is with a low pressure hose and a little laundry detergent. Brush it lightly in and then spray it back down. If you want it to really look like new, put some Downy liquid fabric softener in a spray bottle and put a light mist on the wet carpet. Let it sit an hour then wet vac it against the grain. It will fluff the fibers and make it stand up like new a lot of times  Thats some good info, I am gonna try it out. +1 Thanks for the post.
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Re: How often do you clean your boat?
[Re: Pro-17]
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04/09/10 01:57 AM
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TBS
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I spent a little time this afternoon with a cold beer and cleaning the boat hull. I used the bass boat saver to clean / polish it and I tried the magic eraser to get the really tough spots off. It easily took some rub spots off that I have scrubbed really hard in the past to get off. It made it so much easier to clean. That is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
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