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Best products / methob for cleaing a R.I.B.

zacmorris · 2011-05-04 10:04:23

Looking to give the RIB a good clean this weekend- it's white and has gotten quite dirty. Have a power washer, but am looking for a product to clean the tube / deck too. Anyone got any recommendations or advice? Going to get stuck in this weekend :D

04-05-2011 11:04am

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zacmorris

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Looking to give the RIB a good clean this weekend- it's white and has gotten quite dirty. Have a power washer, but am looking for a product to clean the tube / deck too.

Anyone got any recommendations or advice? Going to get stuck in this weekend

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#2 04-05-2011 11:23am

fergal.b

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I have hear these guys have good gear for cleaning ribs and are very helpful to talk to.http://www.boatbuddy.net/boat-cleaning-product-range.aspx

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#3 04-05-2011 11:36am

zacmorris

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fergal.b wrote: »

I have hear these guys have good gear for cleaning ribs and are very helpful to talk to.http://www.boatbuddy.net/boat-cleaning-product-range.aspx

Cheers fergal,

Dropped them an email there.

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#4 05-05-2011 10:08pm

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"Spray Nine" is the business but not sure if you can get it in Ireland. Don't let it dry though, keep rinsing.

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