dirty life lines,

[MIke B]

Does anyone have any good way to clean life lines, I have tried goo gone , goof off, easy off oven cleaner, wd40 acetone, and some miracle thing , wife got that cleans everything, not much luck, Thank YOu MIke B

 

[Mark Johnson]

I use "soft scrub" and it works well. (nm)

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[LaDonna Bubak - Planet Catalina]

Or brush cleaner

Not acetone, not lacquer thinner but brush cleaner (aka "brushing thinner). It's nasty stuff so wear gloves but it'll clean 'em right up with very little elbow grease. LaDonna

 

[R. Palaia]

Try C.U.

I've started to use this as a boat wash and it cleans better than other products. I've found that when I wash my boat, there always is a residual film that doesn't want to come off, even if I rub hard with the sponge. But with C.U. it really cuts through all the dirt. I'm planning on using this stuff for EVERYTHING. The directions on the bottle say it can me used on alot of various surfaces. I'm even tempted to try it on my shower stall at home and see if it cuts through soap scum. No point in buying a cleaner for every particular job when this seems to do well. You can buy it on this site.Roc

 

[MIke B]

LIFE LINES,

Thanks to everyone for the advice, Question for Roc what is cu?? never heard of it, where do i get it , thanks , again thanks Mike

 

[R. Palaia]

C.U. is Cleans Up

You can by it in the products store here. It's one of the products from Peal Products (Peggie Hall's line of stuff). Roc