Help! Save my captains chair!

[Gerry Zagorski]

Originally Posted by ColdFoot

I was taught to never use bleach on any part of a boat, but perhaps that's more of a personal opinion then a rule.

If you have stubborn stains on your deck or hull bleach will work wonders. That or liquid pool chorline or toilet bowl cleaner. Works great to get those subborn scum lines off around your water line too. You just need to be careful about not getting it on other things including your boat trailer.

It will strip any wax that you have on so you should rewax the area too.

[Capt. Lou]

Soft scrub w/ bleach elbow grease using a good scrubee pad would be my first choice ! If this fails then try a harsher product ! Not sure how bad the chair may be , the soft scrub always cleaned my chairs like new , however they we're relatively in good shape from onset .

[ColdFoot]

Thank you everyone! I'll post a reply with my results!

[HOUND DOG]

You can paint the plastic part with spray made for plastic.

[Suckafish]

I was going to recommend bleach also I use it on my boat also if it's black mold it will turn orange color when bleach is applied so test in a small area if it turns orange then it's mold and bleach is working. Does anyone know if bleach is bad for a boat?? Never heard that one

[Bass_Appeal]

did u try on/off .....or black streak remover ....or mildew stain remover , take it off and use gas alittle gas on a rag maybe , i know with paint and stuff a little gasoline on a rag and the paint with remove ...

[jimmythegreek]

at wally world they have spray bottles and cans of KABOOM w oxy clean, an old timer turned me onto it, works miracles on everything. As stated the bathroom cleaners like this and bleach mixes are ur friend on a boat......good luck

[Mikey topaz]

Mr clean magic erasers sometimes do the trick

[Treebeard63]

Originally Posted by Mikey topaz

Mr clean magic erasers sometimes do the trick

x2! they can do some amazing work on plastic...

[ScowardNJ]

I would just spray the other chair black.