I have a Tige boat about five years old. The exterior looks good. Would it be advisable to use the oxidation remover?
1562996
If there is any signs of oxidation this is a wonderful product. It is easy to apply and remove and the three step process is made to work together
1562997
you can use the oxidation remover it cleans the boat really well before the wax goes on
1562998
I have a 2005 Four Winns, I was very happy with the oxidation remover. Worked very well on fiberglass and paint, be careful on stick on pin stripes.
1562999
I can only answer for an older boat - it worked very well. If you have oxidation, I'd say yes.
1125983
Yes, just make sure to clean and rinse it with fresh water to prevent corrosion.
1093235
yes, clean it with marine clean, scuff it, tack rag it, then por it. if its rusted at all use the zinc primer,it bonds to the rust.
849872
I would say if the black in the gel coat on a fiberglass boat, then no. If the boat has been painted with any epoxy or enamal paint, I would not think either
1964145
My boat is a year old and I have about 90 hrs the one you are looking into, doing the math it average about 158 hrs a year. I guess the owner used it a lot, also you have to look into how well it was maintained. I would have someone that knows take a look at it and take it from there.
415194
Depends how oxidized your boat or motorhome is. Should be safe with an orange foam or yellow foam pad. Lake Country Pads has a great chart that shows all their pads along with their aggressiveness.
2044185
With a good scuff sanding job, I don't know why not. The white molded plastic hinges could be a little tough though, If I recall correctly, the hinges are screwed into the seat/lid assembly (can't look now-boat in storage) so you may be able to pull them off. I know that Rust-Oleum makes a spray paint for plastic. You'd have to experiment to see how well it works with the hinge assemblies.
385115
I have and it worked great. Patched a spot on aluminum boat over the rustoleum and apllied paint again to top coat it. No problems at all
1498664
I just finished my first bottle. I went through my boat 2.5 times with it. (22 ft bowrider with a load of white vinyl) As a conditioner, protectant and lite cleaner it works great. If things are really dirty get ready to use alot of elbow grease. I found that using a magic eraser for heavily soiled spots works best and then follow up with the 3M product my boats interior is holding up great. The protectant and conditioning properties of the product are great!!!!!
1667802
I believe this product is more of a degreaser than a product for mold or mildew. If the boat is not too large to turn over, you can use clorox water to kill the problem. Maybe use a push broom to scrub along the bottom, rinse, and then invert the boat to dry. If too large and heavy, use a cloth and wipe the build-up, or try Kilz paint product .
2225348
This is an amazing product! I have a 2002 Scout 172 and do my boating in the Port Charlotte, FL area. Both the Peace and the Myacca rivers end in the bay, so the water is brackish and stained. I had never really cleaned the hull so it was yellowed badly. I painted on this product and in 1 minute I washed off the stain. It really was that simple. Word of advice--apply to dry hull (it works Much better), be careful with the fumes, and avoid getting it on you; it burns a little. It took most of the bottle to clean my 17 foot hull, but the boat looks like new. It takes off iron stains too and doesn't damage the gel coat. This is an amazing product! I have a 2002 Scout 172 and do my boating in the Port Charlotte, FL area. Both the Peace and the Myacca rivers end in the bay, so the water is brackish and stained. I had never really cleaned the hull so it was yellowed badly. I painted on this product and in 1 minute I washed off the stain. It really was that simple. Word of advice--apply to dry hull (it works Much better), be careful with the fumes, and avoid getting it on you; it burns a little. It took most of the bottle to clean my 17 foot hull, but the boat looks like new. It takes off iron stains too and... » Read More This is an amazing product! I have a 2002 Scout 172 and do my boating in the Port Charlotte, FL area. Both the Peace and the Myacca rivers end in the bay, so the water is brackish and stained. I had never really cleaned the hull so it was yellowed badly. I painted on this product and in 1 minute I washed off the stain. It really was that simple. Word of advice--apply to dry hull (it works Much better), be careful with the fumes, and avoid getting it on you; it burns a little. It took most of the bottle to clean my 17 foot hull, but the boat looks like new. It takes off iron stains too and doesn't damage the gel coat. « Show Less
1909876
Without buying an actual cleaning kit, my best advice would be to gently wipe it off with a micro fiber towel or cloth. All the same, I'd buy either a cleaning kit which will have everything you need, or gun oil. A small drop or two every 4-6 inches on both sides of the blade will help keep oxidation to a minimum. It just needs a small coat of oil every once in while. Nothing drastic.
1714986
Yes. Absolutely. You will need to rinse it off with fresh water. As you know salt water will corrode it if it is not cleaned after each use. MarineHQ
162548
Yes more than likely. I have on my boat and the adhesive is auto grade. I cleaned really well with alcohol before I placed on the Fiberglass. I even placed an unhooked up strip under my swim platform to see how well it would stay and still there after a season of boating. You might be able to remove with a blow dryer from paint but not sure.
2093833
you should use buffer,much easier than by hand. it removes a lot of oxidation. boat a boat wityh the sides all chalky white. within a couple hours, boat sparkled.
839397
Well it will help clean out old varnish-like leftover gunk from 15+ (?) years, but I wouldn't count on it doing its job without possibly creating more trouble. On an old/older bike, the carb gaskets may be close to shot and if there are other rubber-like parts (Viton jet adjustment screw ends, etc.) they might be changed/damaged in the RedLine solution with gas. It might be good to clean the fuel system this way, but you might just expect to do a carb rebuild afterward. E-Mail the red-line people for expert advice.
348396
Same as other responses here. I used it as fuel tank treatment to remove rust and it worked well. Have kept it full of fuel since, so no flash rusting has occurred. I would use another product to prevent it from rusting again in the future, if necessary. Good luck.