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grocks posted 06-19-2009 01:07 PM ET (US)
I was wondering what you think is the best cleaning product for greese and oil stains I have back by the outboard motor.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88 posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US)
I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
R T M posted 06-29-2009 08:42 AM ET (US)
If you do it regularly, try Scrubbing Bubbles in a green spray can at the supermarket. It`s used by alot of private pilots to clean oil and exhaust stains off their airplanes when they return. I`ve been using it he same way on my outboard. Works great and smells good. Also good for many uses around the house. If you have really neglected your outboard, spray on automotive degreaser and hose it off, then use Scrubbing Bubbles, and sponge.
rich/Binkie
btb posted 06-29-2009 01:44 PM ET (US)
I had a lot of grease oozing from my teleflex cable which got all over the place, but it cleaned up well with Purple Power and/or denatured alcohol, so now its all spotless. Remember to apply wax after using such cleaners.
Bill
bdb posted 06-29-2009 02:20 PM ET (US)
I think Pete uses degreaser and a power washer.
home Aside posted 06-29-2009 02:35 PM ET (US)
Pete,
You're stuttering.....Be careful with power-washers they can blister the gelcoat
Pat
R T M posted 06-29-2009 05:40 PM ET (US)
I think Pete, like myself is a professional poster, and gets paid from jimh for each time he posts. I just don`t have the balls to do what he does. LOL;)
rich/Binkie

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Author	Topic: fiberglass cleaner
grocks	posted 06-19-2009 01:07 PM ET (US) I was wondering what you think is the best cleaning product for greese and oil stains I have back by the outboard motor.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
PeteB88	posted 06-29-2009 12:02 AM ET (US) I think degreaser and a power washer works. I also think most of the fiberglass cleaners - including anti-skid is degreaser. Try a small spot and see what happens.
R T M	posted 06-29-2009 08:42 AM ET (US) If you do it regularly, try Scrubbing Bubbles in a green spray can at the supermarket. It`s used by alot of private pilots to clean oil and exhaust stains off their airplanes when they return. I`ve been using it he same way on my outboard. Works great and smells good. Also good for many uses around the house. If you have really neglected your outboard, spray on automotive degreaser and hose it off, then use Scrubbing Bubbles, and sponge. rich/Binkie
btb	posted 06-29-2009 01:44 PM ET (US) I had a lot of grease oozing from my teleflex cable which got all over the place, but it cleaned up well with Purple Power and/or denatured alcohol, so now its all spotless. Remember to apply wax after using such cleaners. Bill
bdb	posted 06-29-2009 02:20 PM ET (US) I think Pete uses degreaser and a power washer.
home Aside	posted 06-29-2009 02:35 PM ET (US) Pete, You're stuttering.....Be careful with power-washers they can blister the gelcoat Pat
R T M	posted 06-29-2009 05:40 PM ET (US) I think Pete, like myself is a professional poster, and gets paid from jimh for each time he posts. I just don`t have the balls to do what he does. LOL;) rich/Binkie