I bought two big jugs of Malco years ago and still using it. It's a great product for deep cleaning for sure. Apparently the Totally Awesome is just the knock off product and works well as noted. I always use my Malco undiluted. It does need to be wiped off or rinsed after. You will need to follow up with a 303 or similar as Malco is a cleaner only, not a protectant.
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Originally posted by Captainkurk72 View PostThe hardness doesn't sound good but color is not a issue.
I would start with a aggressive vinyl cleaner (not bleach or Magic erasure). I found Malco Leather and vinyl cleaner very good. Spray, undiluted, onto seats and gently brush the seats in a circular pattern. Then rinse with water and repeat if needed. Hopefully this will clean and remove the "hardness" and restore color. If color is still not restored you can use SEM Color Coat and paint them. It sounds crazy but it's made for such a thing and works. You will need SEM Sand Free to prep. I can send you a more detailed write up on how to if you get to that stage. The paint can also be "matched" if can't find a rattle can that matches.
Malco and SEM can be found on Amazon. But Malco is cheapest if buy from their website. Buy the gallon. Later you can dilute 1:10 and use as a daily.
If this doesn't work then looks like you have a very expensive next option and bummer for such a new boat.
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I'm content with the results I have now. They are 10x better than what I started with but I sure would like to give it another shot on bringing it back to the original color. But no lie the hair conditioner works pretty dang good. Before you could bounce a quarter off the hard seats now they feel brand new.
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Originally posted by TigeFamily View Postknow it sounds crazy....but that "totally awesome LA" stuff from the dollar store really is one of the best cleaners I have found (and I bought a bunch)...and cheapest. and i you KEEP the 303 conditioner on seats, most stuff is gonna come off a lot easier and it wont get too bad to begin with
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Originally posted by whiteflash watersports View PostThat is sunscreen. Had the same thing happen on our boat to the observer seat. I used hot sauce vinyl cleaner as well and it wont touch it. I used Shurhold serious marine cleaner (this stuff works on everything and is safe on everything - paint fiberglass, glass , vinyl etc.) with a scrub brush and it came right off. Followed with 303.
I love the boat bling hot sauce for the hull but the the boat bling vinyl cleaner leaves much to be desired.
http://www.westmarine.com/buy/shurho...Fc0lgQodOlYKxg
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