I was looking at my lifelines and know they need a good going over. In the past I always went over them with a cleaner/wax and a lot of elbow grease. There has to be a better way. Any thoughts? Dave
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Don
Whitewall (tire) cleaner
Lots of posts on here about using the stuff on lifelines. I did it last year for the first time and was very pleased with the outcome. You can get it at Kmart or any of those places.
Lots of posts on here about using the stuff on lifelines. I did it last year for the first time and was very pleased with the outcome. You can get it at Kmart or any of those places.
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Jim Willis
Sea Glow makes them white
If you already have the product for other uses (gelcoat, inflatables etc) you will find that Sea glow will clean off the yellow and whiten the plastic. You do need to seal the surface afterwards. I have been doing this and demonstrating this for almost 8 years now! Thanks Jim W
If you already have the product for other uses (gelcoat, inflatables etc) you will find that Sea glow will clean off the yellow and whiten the plastic. You do need to seal the surface afterwards. I have been doing this and demonstrating this for almost 8 years now! Thanks Jim W
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Robert Polk
Mary Kate Spray Away
Great for lifelines, Hunter rubber bumpers, plastic dorades and inflatablre dingys. Available at West Marine.
Great for lifelines, Hunter rubber bumpers, plastic dorades and inflatablre dingys. Available at West Marine.
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Dave Johndrow
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Miles
Island Girl...
Island Girl works great, gives you really bright lifelines, dorades, fenders, etc. Doesn't take too much elbow grease either!
Island Girl works great, gives you really bright lifelines, dorades, fenders, etc. Doesn't take too much elbow grease either!
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bill walton
MaryKate has different products.
Dave: MaryKate has many different products, not all of them are acids.
Dave: MaryKate has many different products, not all of them are acids.
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larry w.
lifelines
Dave; I clean my lifelines with a nylon scrubber and a weak bleach solution, then go over them with SeaPower to seal them. Lasts about a year.
Dave; I clean my lifelines with a nylon scrubber and a weak bleach solution, then go over them with SeaPower to seal them. Lasts about a year.
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