Has anyone found anything to remove the black mold from the rub rail? This weekend I tried Soft Scrub, bleach and Jomax, undiluted bleach and viny/rubber cleaner. It's looks a little better but still has a long way to go.
What's your favorite?
Cleaning Rub Rail
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Re: Cleaning Rub Rail
Ken,
Mr Clean Extra Power Magic Erasers will remove the mold with a lot of elbow grease and a number of pads.
And while it's not magic, it did completely remove the mold.
Like u, i had tried a number of concoctions w/o success.
Sam's carries a canister of 10 at a reasonable price
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Mr Clean Extra Power Magic Erasers will remove the mold with a lot of elbow grease and a number of pads.
And while it's not magic, it did completely remove the mold.
Like u, i had tried a number of concoctions w/o success.
Sam's carries a canister of 10 at a reasonable price
AB #326 X-Factor
Re: Cleaning Rub Rail
Acetone works great - use rubber gloves and cloth rags. Avoid rubbing the hull or else you will dull the wax on it.
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Re: Cleaning Rub Rail
You must have different mold that me. Acetone was also a "no go".Chuck_on_Hudson wrote:Acetone works great - use rubber gloves and cloth rags. Avoid rubbing the hull or else you will dull the wax on it.
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