Spray Sunscreen

[Chaos]

If excessive amounts of spray-on sunscreens get on upholstery or really any plastic components there is a potential for discoloration and degrading. It is not the sunscreens themselves in most cases, although some of the polymers used in some sunscreen can eat away at their plastic cousins, but the propellants. The propellant, usually various alcohols, rapidly evaporates on your skin, hence the cooling feel or sometime a burning sensation. These alcohols can and will etch plastics, same with DEET in most bug sprays. The minor amount of overspray that is atomized and drifting around, is of little worry, nor is it a problem once dried on your skin for the most part. But, I would not advise spraying on your face, especially wearing your favorite sunglasses.

Nick

[Dan and Christy]

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We've been made man!!!

[Bad05]

We've been made man!!!

It was only a matter of time, ha!

[buffman]

We use spray on, rub on, face stick, etc and your allowed to apply while on the boat. We have never had any issues at all. I have not noticed overspray. I do clean at the end of the weekend with Boat Bling.

Yep there is no issue with spray lotion what we use all the time(.)