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Wayfoot Posted - 13 Oct 2013 : 19:45:57
Has anyone had any success with cleaning products for Vinyl covers.
I would imagine the best way to get good results would be to remove
and lay it flat to scrub. Any tips would be useful...thanks !
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Wayfoot Posted - 14 Oct 2013 : 23:11:47
Thanks Deano, I wouldn't have thought of that one, worth a try !
I let you know the results !
Deano Posted - 14 Oct 2013 : 17:06:54
There was a product test in Practical Classics years ago that showed Vanish Soap to be a very very effective cleaner of vinyl.

That is the stuff that is in a bar form like conventional soap. Work into a lather and scrub with a stiff brush.

Dean - Boating on the Great Ouse.
Freeman 32 "Liberty"
See the photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/54758027@N00/
trevork Posted - 14 Oct 2013 : 16:39:02
If all else fails this is expensive but really does the job!

http://polymarineshop.com/flexible-paint/flexible-pvc-paint.html
Wayfoot Posted - 14 Oct 2013 : 12:54:19
Thanks for the ideas. Sounds like a trip to the local car shop this weekend
tigtog Posted - 13 Oct 2013 : 22:27:46
quote:
Originally posted by tigtog

I bought a second hand one that was oil stained, laid it out went over it with washing powder and a decent brush , then blasted it off with a pressure washer(on the lowest setting) canme up real good, then used
then kept putting this on regular http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performance/autoglym-range/autoglym-vinyl-rubber-care


http://www.autoglym.com/products/products/bumper-and-trim-gel
tigtog Posted - 13 Oct 2013 : 22:23:37
I bought a second hand one that was oil stained, laid it out went over it with washing powder and a decent brush , then blasted it off with a pressure washer(on the lowest setting) canme up real good, then used
then kept putting this on regular http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performance/autoglym-range/autoglym-vinyl-rubber-care
fred99 Posted - 13 Oct 2013 : 21:07:54
I haven't had any experience with vinyl covers on boats but I have had good results on convertible car hoods with the Renovo products. Cleaners and re-proofers gave great results.

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