Cockpit Upholstery

[RDL]

Thanks all,

will try fairy liquid first, then B&Q patio cleaner.

Rob

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[Dave1258]

Once clean keep 'em covered up, stay cleaner a lot longer thataways!!/forums/images/icons/wink.gif

<hr width=100% size=1>If you don't make mistakes, you aren't really trying.

 

[ipw]

Maybe you hav'nt got the weather but you've got the most beautiful unrestricted river in the UK for keeping your boat . At Coleraine i navigated the complete river Bann up to lough neagh and back in one day and some upper sections look like your on the amazon ? {the lock keepers are brill.}

<hr width=100% size=1>don't eat yellow snow

 

[franktheseadog]

Actually my boat with the yellowish suncream-stained upholstery IS American - a Boston Whaler and you can't get a much better builder than that. And it has still gone yellow. I have tried Jif, virtually every boatwash going, but I am intrigued by truckwash and the other comlpicated substance someone mentioned. I would love to ban suncream but in the Aegean in July??? Not a cat in hell's chance. Incidentally, wouldn't be seen dead buying an English boat. With a few exceptions such as Nelson they'regenerally pretty crappy with low grade materials, lots of rusting bits etc. , cheap n nasty straking and bumpy gel coat.

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[franktheseadog]

PS If you put B and Q patio cleaner on a Sealine it would probably disappear in a puff of smoke.

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