1. Is it safe to use Hull-of-a-lot on my trailer?
Yes. Hull-of-a-lot is excellent for removing rust staining from metal trailer components and stainless steel fittings. Always rinse thoroughly after use as directed.
2. How does the UV Protectant feel on my seats?
Unlike cheap silicone sprays, our UV Protectant absorbs into the vinyl to leave a natural, non-slip finish. You won’t have to worry about greasy residues or sliding off the seats.
3. Can Hydro Spot be used on my outboard cowling?
Absolutely. It is the best way to remove the "crusty" white water spots from engine covers. The ceramic infusion helps keep those spots from bonding as easily next time.
4. Will Bilge Bandit damage my bilge pump hoses?
No. It is formulated to be safe for marine plastics, rubber hoses, and gaskets. It effectively breaks down the grease without perishing the "soft" components of your bilge system.
5. How often should I use the Vinyl Cleaner vs. the Protectant?
Use the Vinyl Cleaner whenever there is visible salt, dirt, or sunscreen buildup. Once the surface is clean and dry, apply the UV Protectant every 3 to 4 weeks to maintain the sacrificial sun shield.
6. Do I need to scrub the hull when using Hull-of-a-lot?
For many waterline stains, it is a "brush on, rinse off" process. For heavy, baked-on staining, a light agitation with a soft brush will help the gel penetrate deeper for a perfect finish.
