[Rhodes22-list] stained Rhodes

[Peter Thorn]

More from the peanut galley:

Starbright "Hull Cleaner" is mostly Oxalic acid.  I just transfer this into
a spray bottle - but be VERY careful not to breath it - keep upwind.
Walmart has the best price around here.  You should expect to pay a little
more than Rummy's "Mean Green" stuff.  However, it works very, very well.
Spray on, hose off - done!

Good luck.

PT



David:

May I recommend a step between "Mean Green" and an abrasive cleaner.
Try a solution of 'oxalic' acid, aka, wood bleach.  Wet area with solution
and let stand quite a while.  Wood bleach is available at True Value hard
ware stores, you know, the place John Madden always advertises.
Bye the way, where are you?
          Ed K
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Sailing on Rummy's lake, aka, Lake Hartwell:
http://www.sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell/


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David,
I assume the walnut stains are on the white topside gel coat. Try spraying
it
down first with a product made by "Mean Green" called Mold and Mildew stain
destroyer. Let sit for five minutes and hose off. If that doesn't remove all
of
the stains, try scrubbing the persistent ones with soft scrub with bleach
and
a green scotch brite. The even more stubborn ones might require the use of a

cleanser like Comet.
Mean Green products are available at Dollar General Stores.

Rummy
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