The BEST Hull Cleaner I've ever used

[m3miller66]

Thanks Longbow.  Great tip. Those hard water stains are a **** to get off glass hulls. 

[muskiedreams]

I have a painted (white/blue) aluminum boat that I trailer. Captain John's Boat Brite works good for me. It takes just a little rubbing and it removes the scum line and other stains. Makes the white look white again. Then I give it a coat of wax. It is not cheep ($35/bottle but good for about 5 uses) but works well for me. I don't know how it would work for thick scum from seasonal docking. It is made in Rochester and West Marine has it.

[Bait Bucket]

On ‎8‎/‎24‎/‎2017 at 9:40 AM, saygrace said:

I use iron out. Fiberglass hull. Spray it on with pump sprayer and then rinse with fresh water and good as new. Give it a shot. First time I saw it used I couldn't believe the results. I also use it on a aluminum hull tracker.  

 

I use someone else's boat, keeps mine clean.

Edited August 29, 2017 by Bait Bucket

[Fishnut]

 
I use someone else's boat, keeps mine clean.

X2 lol. [emoji41]


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[RobertHan]

I use this Seapower marine boat soap by TR  to clean my boat.  I believe it is fitting for any boat as long as you follow its directions for use. I felt great seeing my boat clean and neat using this solution in a foam gun.
 I tend to pair it with a soft-bristle brush, microfiber milts, and a 5-gallon bucket for ease of use. I applied it in a cool shade and it worked splendidly in mixing and scrubbing my boat.