Captain's Rescue Box

The Captain's Rescue Kit is designed to provide comprehensive care for your boat, ensuring it stays in peak condition on and off the water. Whether dealing with salt build-up, engine maintenance, or deep cleaning, this kit has everything you need. Salt Wash effectively removes salt deposits and grime, the Engine Flush keeps your engine free from corrosion, and the Captain’s Musket allows for easy application of both products, making boat maintenance a breeze.

• Salt Wash: Formulated to remove salt, dirt, and grime from your boat’s surfaces and protect against corrosion.
• Engine Flush: This helps prevent corrosion and keeps your engine running smoothly by flushing out salt, dirt, and mineral deposits.

Captain’s Musket: A versatile foam gun that easily attaches to any garden hose, perfect for applying Salt Wash and Engine Flush.

The Rescue Kit is your go-to maintenance solution for protecting your boat, jet ski, or 4WD from salt buildup and corrosion. Designed to flush, clean, and protect, this kit ensures both your exterior surfaces and engine system stay in top condition after every use in saltwater environments.

What’s Inside?

✅ Captain’s Musket 2-in-1 Wash & Flush Gun – Easily switches between thick foaming action for exterior cleaning and powerful engine flushing.
✅ Salt Wash – Designed for washing and neutralising salt on the exterior of boats, jet skis, and 4WDs, preventing salt buildup and corrosion.
✅ Engine Flush Solution – Specifically formulated to flush out salt, sand, and grime from outboard motors, jet skis, and marine cooling systems, protecting internal components from rust and blockages.

Why You Need It:

✔️ Removes salt deposits from surfaces to prevent corrosion and long-term damage
✔️ Flushes outboards & PWC cooling systems, ensuring smooth operation and longevity
✔️ Quick & easy application with the Captain’s Musket for an effortless clean
✔️ Essential for marine and off-road vehicles exposed to saltwater

Whether you're rinsing off your boat after a day on the water or flushing your engine to keep it running smoothly, the Rescue Kit has you covered. Protect your investment and keep your gear salt-free with this essential maintenance bundle!

Salt Wash Application:

• Preparation: Ensure the boat's exterior is cool to the touch and not in direct sunlight.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Attach the Captain’s Musket to your garden hose.
• Fill the Musket’s reservoir with Salt Wash.
• Spray the solution evenly over the boat’s exterior, starting from the top and working your way down.
• Allow the solution to sit briefly to break down salt and grime.
• Rinse thoroughly with fresh water, ensuring all residue is removed.

Outboard Engine Flush Application:

• Preparation: Ensure your outboard engine is in a vertical position and the engine is cool.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Fill the Captain’s Musket reservoir with the Engine Flush solution.
• Attach the Captain’s Musket to the flushing port on the outboard engine (located near the lower unit) or use muffs if your engine has them.
• Turn on the water source by moving the Captain’s Musket crank handle to the middle setting (water only) before starting the engine.
• Start the engine and let it idle.
• Switch the Captain’s Musket crank handle to forward to activate the flush solution. Do not rev the engine during this process.
• Follow your manufacturer's recommended flush time and allow the engine to run for 5-10 minutes to fully flush out salt, dirt, and other debris.
• Turn off the engine before turning off the water.
• Disconnect the Musket and inspect the engine for water droplets or salt deposits. For added protection, wipe it down with a clean cloth.

1. Personal Watercraft (PWC) Flush Application:

• Preparation: Ensure your PWC is on a trailer or lift with the engine turned off.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Fill the foam gun’s reservoir with the Engine Flush solution.
• Locate the flush port on your PWC (usually found at the rear or side of the craft).
• Attach the garden hose securely to the flush port.
• Start the PWC engine before turning on the water source.
• Move the Captain’s Musket crank handle forward to the soap mix setting, allowing the flush solution to circulate through the cooling system for 2-3 minutes. Do not exceed this time, as PWC engines should not run for extended periods without being in the water (check your manufacturer’s recommended flush times).
• Turn off the water first before turning off the PWC engine.
• Detach the hose and flush the kit, draining excess water from the cooling system.
• Wipe down the exterior of the PWC with a clean towel to remove any remaining water spots or salt residue.

Salt Wash Application:

• Preparation: Ensure the boat's exterior is cool to the touch and not in direct sunlight.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Attach the Captain’s Musket to your garden hose.
• Fill the Musket’s reservoir with Salt Wash.
• Spray the solution evenly over the boat’s exterior, starting from the top and working your way down.
• Allow the solution to sit briefly to break down salt and grime.
• Rinse thoroughly with fresh water, ensuring all residue is removed.

Outboard Engine Flush Application:

• Preparation: Ensure your outboard engine is in a vertical position and the engine is cool.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Fill the Captain’s Musket reservoir with the Engine Flush solution.
• Attach the Captain’s Musket to the flushing port on the outboard engine (located near the lower unit) or use muffs if your engine has them.
• Turn on the water source by moving the Captain’s Musket crank handle to the middle setting (water only) before starting the engine.
• Start the engine and let it idle.
• Switch the Captain’s Musket crank handle to forward to activate the flush solution. Do not rev the engine during this process.
• Follow your manufacturer's recommended flush time and allow the engine to run for 5-10 minutes to fully flush out salt, dirt, and other debris.
• Turn off the engine before turning off the water.
• Disconnect the Musket and inspect the engine for water droplets or salt deposits. For added protection, wipe it down with a clean cloth.

1. Personal Watercraft (PWC) Flush Application:

• Preparation: Ensure your PWC is on a trailer or lift with the engine turned off.
• Using the Captain’s Musket:
• Fill the foam gun’s reservoir with the Engine Flush solution.
• Locate the flush port on your PWC (usually found at the rear or side of the craft).
• Attach the garden hose securely to the flush port.
• Start the PWC engine before turning on the water source.
• Move the Captain’s Musket crank handle forward to the soap mix setting, allowing the flush solution to circulate through the cooling system for 2-3 minutes. Do not exceed this time, as PWC engines should not run for extended periods without being in the water (check your manufacturer’s recommended flush times).
• Turn off the water first before turning off the PWC engine.
• Detach the hose and flush the kit, draining excess water from the cooling system.
• Wipe down the exterior of the PWC with a clean towel to remove any remaining water spots or salt residue.

1. Can the Salt Wash be used on all surfaces of the boat?
   Yes, Salt Wash is safe for use on all exterior surfaces of your boat, including fibreglass, metal, and painted areas.
2. How often should I use the Engine Flush?
   For best results, use the Engine Flush after every saltwater outing or as recommended by your engine’s manufacturer.
3. Is the Captain’s Musket compatible with other cleaning solutions?
   Yes, the Captain’s Musket is versatile and can be used with various cleaning and maintenance solutions.
4. Do I need any special equipment to use the Captain’s Rescue Kit?
   No special equipment is needed; the Captain’s Musket easily attaches to any standard garden hose.

Is the Salt Wash environmentally friendly?Yes, the Salt Wash is formulated to be environmentally friendly while effectively removing salt and grime.