Has anyone used Dri Diver or Hull Super Scrub for hull cleaning???

avazquez · 02-07-2008, 05:41

I found these two products:

DRI-DIVER - Boat Hull Cleaner, Remove hull growth from the dock

Hull Super Scrub | Floatation hull brush cleaner

Has anyone used them? Are there any others?

hellosailor · 02-07-2008, 21:31

A friend bought either that or a very similar product about 5-6 years ago. We all took turns with it for a couple of weeks, on and off, and then it disappeared and he went back to having a diver clean the hull.

IF you don't get much growth, and IF your hull shape is fairly shallow and easy to access, it might be good for you. Trying to get all the way under a typical keel boat, or rub down the keel or rudder itself, just doesn't happen.

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avazquez Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Humacao, Puerto Rico Boat: Beneteau 456 Posts: 201 Images: 8	Has anyone used Dri Diver or Hull Super Scrub for hull cleaning??? I found these two products: DRI-DIVER - Boat Hull Cleaner, Remove hull growth from the dock Hull Super Scrub \| Floatation hull brush cleaner Has anyone used them? Are there any others?

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02-07-2008, 21:31	#2
hellosailor Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,213	A friend bought either that or a very similar product about 5-6 years ago. We all took turns with it for a couple of weeks, on and off, and then it disappeared and he went back to having a diver clean the hull. IF you don't get much growth, and IF your hull shape is fairly shallow and easy to access, it might be good for you. Trying to get all the way under a typical keel boat, or rub down the keel or rudder itself, just doesn't happen.