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Old 07-08-2011, 07:31   #1
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Best Way to Clean Hull Scuffs Caused By a Floating Dock ?
So we arrived at our destination where the marina has floating docks and I forgot to put our fenders out before docking. So we have these nasty rubber marks on the hull. What's the best product and way to clean off the scuff marks?
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Re: Best way to clean scuffs from floating dock on your hull?
We just use acetone. Takes them right off. You will need to rewax the area. Chuck
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