anyone here use starbrite ???

[griz400]

http://www.basspro.com/Star-Brite-Instant-Hull-Cleaner/product/39809/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJQ83HCEYQ0

i get back around the pump, the whole square area stains, from exhaust i guess, not real bad, but soap and water just doesnt get it, if you use this, where is best place to buy, or if you something else or something better, what is it ???? :thumbsup:

i guess, its just Oxalic Acid Solution and Ethylene Glycol and water -- got this from msds sheet
10 percent -- 1-5 percent -- and rest water

 

[kicker]

I have used it before but don't any more, I find that it is harsh on the finish and a wax is required afterwards to bring the shine back up and to keep it from staining so fast. I have found in the past that anything that is a spray on wipe off type of cleaner is usually hard on the finish.

Depending on the severity of the stain I will typically use mothers cleaner polish, which also protects and makes it easier to clean up next time. If that isnt doing it for me, I will grab the medium cut compound to get rid of the stain and then finish with a sealer/wax.

 

[Seadoobuddy]

You can try Zing. I can't remember who makes it, and it's in the cold garage right now. It cleans anything off your hull.
Toilet bowl cleaner will do the same thing and it's cheaper, just don't use it in a place where the rinse water will go into a lake or river

 

[Dr Honda]

Go to the dollar store, and buy cheap toilet bowl cleaner. Should be the same thing.

 

[harryb]

Go to the dollar store, and buy cheap toilet bowl cleaner. Should be the same thing.

I use WORX from the Dollar Store, put it in a cheap spray bottle and apply. I clean the pontoons on my 20' boat that sits in the water all summer with just three bottles. Make sure you rinse it throughly and wear protective clothing when applying.