Detailing Products

[goodfoot00]

I am hearing a lot about the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers in other forums. I guess they do an outstanding job on the interior. Anybody else try these?

http://www.homemadesimple.com/mrclea...s/eraser.shtml

[goodfoot00]

I looked up the MSDS sheet, here's what the eraser contains:

Formaldehyde - Melamine - Sodium Bisulfite Copolymer

[genevatexan]

Quick Question on 303

I've used the 303 on the interior and have heard recommendations for use on the exterior (hull). Is this advised?
:shock:

[OKWAKEBDR]

RE: Quick Question on 303

Anyone have suggestions as to how to clean my polished Defcon III's. I was working on the tower lights a couple of weeks ago and sweat all over the speakers - now I can't get the sweat stains off.

[dabigkahuna]

Guys,

With my 2004 Correct Craft recommended Marine Specialty Group cleaner. After some work I chased them down and bought some. You can only get it directly from the manufacturer.

I called them directly, and after they found out that I lived in Hawaii, they told me that they could not ship it to me. But...they told me that the original Fantastik (NO BLEACH!) was THE SAME PRODUCT!!! The person told me to save my money and just by the original fantastik!!!

With regards to the 303 Aerospace Protectant, the stuff rocks! You can use one product for your entire boat...hull, rubber, vinyl, powdercoated tower, speakers, etc. After you wash you boat with some mild soap (Salt-Away works great and it will not remove any lubricants and/or the 303), you just spray 303 Protectant over the entire boat, and towel dry as normal. There you go, you just protected your entire boat from the elements! Check out there website for more info, you'll be suprised at what you learn.