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Specifications
| Brand | Star brite |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 96132 |
| UPC | 071247961324 |
| Size | 32 oz |
| Product Type | Hull & Bottom |
| Shipping weight | 2.4 lb |
| Category | Cleaners & Wash |
Materials & Construction
A gel-based hull cleaner that clings to fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces to break down waterline stains and scum, leaving a clean hull ready for polishing.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Gel that clings to stains. The gel stays where you put it, so it has more time on waterline grime and scum. It is made for fiberglass and gelcoat hulls.
- Simple spray-on cleaning. Spray it on, wait until the stain fades, then rinse with fresh water. No mixing is described in the record.
- Tackles stubborn waterline marks. For tougher spots, you can apply it again, let it soak longer and scrub gently.
- Clean before fall haul-out. Fall is a common time to get the hull ready for storage. Clean it on a day the surface is over 50°F, before the boat goes into winter.
What it is
Star brite Instant Hull Cleaner is a 32 oz gel hull cleaner made by Star brite. It is made to cling to stains and lift waterline grime and scum from fiberglass and gelcoat hulls. The label carries a California Prop 65 warning about chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects.
How to use it
- Put on rubber gloves. The record recommends them.
- Spray the gel onto the surface you want to clean.
- Wait until the stain disappears.
- For stubborn spots, apply again, let it soak longer and scrub gently.
- Rinse thoroughly with fresh water.
- Use it when the surface temperature is over 50°F.
- To shine and protect the hull, follow up with a Star brite Marine Polish.
What else the job needs
Good to have on hand: Star brite Marine Polishes, which the record suggests for shining and protecting the hull after cleaning.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.