The SOLUTION for White Marks on the Rub Rail.

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  • RIPnSIX
    • Jul 2007
    • 61

    • NW Ohio

    • 2

    The SOLUTION for White Marks on the Rub Rail.

    Well boys and girls, through countless trial and error I found a simple way to remove the white marks left on the rub rails from the guide pads.

    It is a combination of a magic eraser, and a bit of Fingernail polish remover.

    Dampen the sponge with the remover, apply in a back and forth motion on the affected area, and wipe clean with a damp towel.

    The easiest way to remove those pesky little marks. Let me know how it works for you.
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  • Rick
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Mar 2004
    • 1250

    • San Diego, Ca

    • 1962 Keaton Utility. 2000 Ski 1965 Barracuda

    #2
    RE: The SOLUTION for White Marks on the Rub Rail.

    Personally I use a fine wire brass brush or brass wool. Don't use steel wool or regular wire brushes as the particles they leave behind will rust.
    Nautiqueless in San Diego

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    • MHayes
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Aug 2004
      • 830

      • Roswell, GA


      #3
      RE: The SOLUTION for White Marks on the Rub Rail.

      This has been discussed on several occasions, and I believe that all of those methods have been covered before. Glad there's one that you found to be effective. Here's a couple of the prior discussions on this....

      http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ht=white+marks

      http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ht=white+marks
      2001 Air Nautique

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      • Daytomann
        • Mar 2005
        • 211

        • Oklahoma City, OK.


        #4
        I also heard that Magic Erasers work wonders to clean you vinyl. BE WARNED...I sell these things on the industrial level and I know how they work.

        YES, they clean the **** out of vinyle seats. But Mgic Erasers abrade the surface of the viynl. They actual make the vinyl more porous (sp?) which causes the vinyl to resol easier. Every time you use Magic Erases on your vinyl...it basically tears it up on a serface level. Be carefull.

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