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PROPELLER · 07-26-2004, 02:59 PM

I agree that using a cleaner/wax product is fine for any of the surfaces that are not non-skid. I usually do this 3-4 times a season & use water with a non-abrasive brush in between & its fine. However, the non-skid on the bow & swim platform is a different story. Although I have never tried it I have doubts about using simple green with a cloth & no bucket of water. Non-skid is very difficult to get clean with a good soap cleaner & water let alone without water. Even if I go all season without cleaning the non-skid & wait till its out of the water its still an issue because its stored at a marina on the lake so the rinse could still get into the lake

I need some effective way to keep non-skid clean with out harming the lake. And no I will not use cleaner/wax on non-skid for obvious reasons.

07-26-2004, 02:59 PM	#7
PROPELLER Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 340 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	To JRC I agree that using a cleaner/wax product is fine for any of the surfaces that are not non-skid. I usually do this 3-4 times a season & use water with a non-abrasive brush in between & its fine. However, the non-skid on the bow & swim platform is a different story. Although I have never tried it I have doubts about using simple green with a cloth & no bucket of water. Non-skid is very difficult to get clean with a good soap cleaner & water let alone without water. Even if I go all season without cleaning the non-skid & wait till its out of the water its still an issue because its stored at a marina on the lake so the rinse could still get into the lake I need some effective way to keep non-skid clean with out harming the lake. And no I will not use cleaner/wax on non-skid for obvious reasons.