What is the best way to clean the rubber bumper that covers the deck/ hull seam on a late model Hunters such as the 410 or 460?
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Rub Rail Cleaner
I've have pretty good luck using Mary Kate Inflatible Boat cleaner (from West Marine). Just spray it on, then I use one of those green brillo pads to scrub, then rinse. I have also heard that Dow Scrubbing Bubbles works pretty good and is a lot cheaper. Jane
I've have pretty good luck using Mary Kate Inflatible Boat cleaner (from West Marine). Just spray it on, then I use one of those green brillo pads to scrub, then rinse. I have also heard that Dow Scrubbing Bubbles works pretty good and is a lot cheaper. Jane
Rub rail cleaning
Bob, I've had good luck with both Greased Lightning and something with "purple" in the name. On both, all you do is spray on, wait a couple of minutes and rinse off with water. On particular tough stains, you may have to use one of those plastic "scrunges" to help. Both products can be obtained from auto supply stores.
Bob, I've had good luck with both Greased Lightning and something with "purple" in the name. On both, all you do is spray on, wait a couple of minutes and rinse off with water. On particular tough stains, you may have to use one of those plastic "scrunges" to help. Both products can be obtained from auto supply stores.
the expensive fix
If you don't mind throwing a few bucks at the problem, Island Girl Pink Cleansing Lotion works well. Follow that up by spraying Island Girl Silken Seal, to keep the grunge from returning right away. Island Girl Laboratories is in Honolulu, and the toll-free number for customer service is (800) 441-4425.
If you don't mind throwing a few bucks at the problem, Island Girl Pink Cleansing Lotion works well. Follow that up by spraying Island Girl Silken Seal, to keep the grunge from returning right away. Island Girl Laboratories is in Honolulu, and the toll-free number for customer service is (800) 441-4425.
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