Best cleaning products

[Timmy]

We are picking up our 2016 RZ2 this weekend and am looking for some incite as to what cleaning products everyone uses. I'm looking for a great product and a relevantly cheep place to purchase it. Thanks for your help!

[jaceaser]

I use Hula Boat care and love it.

[JohnZ3]

If you're looking to save money, use 50/50 vinegar and water. It will clean the fiberglass great.

[Doublewide450x]

We like the hot sauce products. One bottle for out side an one for the inside.

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[gwhite94]

I use the Boat Bling products as well, Hot Sauce, vinyl sauce, and the quickie wax work great. They have it at WWS

[Timmy!]

I use the Boat Bling products as well, Hot Sauce, vinyl sauce, and the quickie wax work great. They have it at WWS

+1! Buy a gallon of the hot sauce and get a spray bottle for it. Spray it on and wipe the boat down every time you pull it out of the water and you will be good to go. You get addicted to the smell of it too, kind of like Red Bull or Monster or something. Congrats on the new boat!

[SKSailboatshop]

For the interior just a damp rag and a micro fiber works wonders. For the Vinyl we use a basic vinyl cleaner, Obviously glass cleaner for the stainless steel and the windows. Then we use wax usually a basic marine liquid wax to bring out a nice shine.

[BCRider]

Vinyl Cleaner - Malco
-The dollar store knock of "Totally Awesome vinyl cleaner" is supposed to work well too.
Vinyl Protectant - 303 Aerospace Protectant
Boat, I use Babe's. Bought a jug of the quick wax and spot remover years ago and still have lots left.

[nmriordan]

Hot water and soap for reg wipe down. Totally Awesome for deep cleaning. Boat Bling Vinyl Sauce for interior on medium cleaning needs; Hot Sauce for exterior.

Like BCR said, def use 303 protectant on the vinyl after using cleaners.


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[Thegerman618]

I am a believer of the hot sauce as well, but it is basically just vinegar and water with some freshener in it to remove the vinegar smell but it does work very very well. I have a bunch of the tester bottlers from Boat Bling, (HS, VS, QW) I just fill them with the gallon jugs. I don't use the vinyl sauce heard "rumors" that its very hard on the stitching. I use the aerospace 303 protectant and cleaner for my seats. Its basically sunscreen for the vinyl but they also have a cleaner to use before the sealer. I also use a stuff called "Back to black" on my dash and other areas that get sun beaten a bit. FAIR WARNING with back to black, DO NOT use on surfaces that you walk on such as swim steps (fiberglass) or walk ways, this stuff will turn it into a slip and slide and fall and break your face

[Lamest]

For the inside: 409 and follow it up with some 303.
I prefer boats with a lot of white and black accents in the hull, so there was some blood sweat and tears involved with stumbing into this;
For the outside after it's been sitting in the water for weeks at a time:
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It's $2.50 a bottle at any grocery store.
Wipe it on with a soft brush in a well venilated area, and let it sit for about 10 minutes.
Hose it down and follow up with the same soft brush. Any ring around the boat is gone!
It has a minty/HCL smell, so depending on your tastes, you might like it.

Follow up with your normal wax routine.

All jokes aside, it works.

[chpthril]

On customer boats, I use Meguiars #57 for the vinyl and #59 quick wax for the outside. When I run out of the #59 i think im going to try the new #143

[Iwndr]

Hot Sauce!

[Jhbudde]

I use performance boat candy. The speed gloss is awesome,removes water spots and adds layer of wax. Quick spray and wipe down after every use. The vinyl products are great too

[Bassman]

Meguires products all the way. Warm water with Ultimate Wash n Wax, chamois off the water, then Quik Wax for a great shine. For the vinyl, I use Ultimate Interior Detailer. Meguires Paint Cleaner is great for cleaning stubborn marks off the hull.
For the trailer wheels, Hot Rims all wheel and tyre cleaner then Hot Shine tyre gloss on the tyres.