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12-08-2006, 07:59 PM
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Really Dirty Boat!
I just bought a 190 and although it is mechanically great, it's really dirty. Everything from mildew to rubber tire marks on the hull and trailer fender. It has a t-top with canvas---that's dirty also. What is the latest on cleaning these areas and is there any treatment to keep them clean.
Thanks for your help. p.s. It was these forums that convinced me to buy Triumph to begin with!!! Please keep up the good work!! Ron P 
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12-08-2006, 09:40 PM
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Hi Ron. Thanks for the enouraging words. There are several threads with lots of ideas on cleaning the boats. Here are a couple but you can use the search tool on the homepage to find many more. The power washer is my friend. That and Simple Green with a soft boat scrub brush have worked for me. Hope this helps.
 Boat cleaning Blood Stains on Deck Cleaner for Roplene Can't get these tiny black spots off my boat Cleaning tips Flitz cleaner "Grime" Removal Boat cleaning product
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12-18-2006, 07:24 AM
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Now I like that, reminds me of the shampoo comercials....nice.
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