pvb
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If your canvas is badly stained, a second application of Boracol after a few weeks would no doubt help.
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If your canvas is badly stained, a second application of Boracol after a few weeks would no doubt help.
Sticky Fingers
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Yes I found that for the decks on my last boat. Was a two step process to get a good result.
pvb
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As a rule, I treat my sprayhood with Boracol about 3 times a year. Thankfully, I specified fake teak for the decks!
ashtead
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Scala is there a photo opportunity here for before and after once it stops raining? I’ve nevever used this Boracol but after 5 years our spray hood might need a clean where we get water pooling so curious as to results. Tend to use patio magic on decks which I guess is much the same ingredients but curious as to which is better?
Sticky Fingers
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Yes that's an idea. It's quite heavily mildewed in a few places so it'll be an easy task to photo it. I'm hoping to get down in about 10 days time. Need a midweek day when the weather's OK and I haven't got much work on!
ashtead
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Thanks -we are lucky save when it’s hot in that we went for blue canvas as opposed what might be termed dufour beige or Bavaria grey as I did think it shows dirt/green mildew less but even so puddling has created a few patches. Do let me know when this sunny day on the south coast will arrive though . I still have some Semmcoing to finish on the capping .
Sticky Fingers
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‘‘Twas today.
Pic of the worst bits. Most much less bad than this. Gave all a good dose of Boracol both sides.
