How do you remove what look to be like water spots, but are more like road grime spots. I have a few spots of these under the rub rail and down low on the boat. I have tried vinegar, clay bar, and hot sauce. I had a little luck with the clay bar but very time consuming. I am thinking color sand the areas, if so who in Havasu, any suggestions are welcome.
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For 12.95, try Ducky, spray it, let it stay on there for 10 seconds and wipe off. I was a believer with one use...mine was bad too. There are a couple other competitors too...Ducky, True Gleam, Special Sauce...
You can do an acid wash, but its a touchy thing. It can damage plastic, aluminum, and stainless areas if left on for too long. Its advised to take it to a detailer if the Ducky doesn't work.
You can do an acid wash, but its a touchy thing. It can damage plastic, aluminum, and stainless areas if left on for too long. Its advised to take it to a detailer if the Ducky doesn't work.
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Just had the same problem under the rub rail. Stuborn little suckers. Dont laugh but i use lime away about every two years under rail and then use a good wax. Iknow some of you will question this but detailers use a 50 50 mix oy muratic acid and water wich is even harsher. Use it on my last new boat for 7 years and when i solt it it look new. My current boat is a 2004 and still looks like it just came came out off the mold.
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