Board cleaning

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pirrad
pirrad
SA
850 posts
SA, 850 posts
6 Apr 2015 12:01am
Just a general household cleaning product, or what's your favourite ? White board, dirty hand marks etc. Anything to avoid?
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
5 Apr 2015 11:25pm
Ajax or Jif.
Cleans and just enough abrasive to scrub stuff off.



Waiting4wind
Waiting4wind
NSW
1871 posts
NSW, 1871 posts
6 Apr 2015 5:03pm
I try to use large quantities of sea water and best done 3 or 4 times a week. :)

i had had a a board repairer re grip my board. He cleaned it first, I watched him do it. He brushed on some liquid on out of an old milk bottle, brushed it down to help it penetrate and then hoseit off. It came out like new, even the yellowing off the white areas.He said it was citric acid ( used as dishwasher de scaler ). He said that oxalic acid works the same.
sotired
sotired
WA
605 posts
WA, 605 posts
7 Apr 2015 7:40am
I was trying to think of the product that others have used, and it was 'Gumption'. It seemed to turn the faded white sections back to white.
crustysailor
crustysailor
VIC
871 posts
VIC, 871 posts
7 Apr 2015 10:30am
Oxalic acid would do it, as above. You use it diluted to wash algae slime off hulls.
Bunning sells it, and you can often buy it cheaper as normal timber deck wash.
Haggar
Haggar
QLD
1670 posts
QLD, 1670 posts
7 Apr 2015 1:46pm
sotired said..
I was trying to think of the product that others have used, and it was 'Gumption'. It seemed to turn the faded white sections back to white.


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xoff
QLD
99 posts
QLD, 99 posts
7 Apr 2015 5:25pm


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