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Mildew
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Thread: Mildew

  1. #1
    Ausfish Bronze Member
    Join Date
    Aug 2003

    Mildew

    Thought I'd give the tinny a clean up today, when I had a good look at the canopy I couldn't believe how much mildew was on the canopy. I tried everything that I had at home and went to the supermarket and got mildew remover but no good. Has anyone got any idea how to get rid of it?

  2. #2
    Ausfish Bronze Member
    Join Date
    Aug 2005

    Re: Mildew

    hi bj had the same problem a while ago ended up taking it off , headed off to the local car wash and and hit it with the hot wash...came up a treat ,,,,,,,,,,every few weeks i spray on some bleach and it hasnt been back .......arch

  3. #3
    bidkev
    Guest

    Re: Mildew

    Bleach, plain and simple. Same with the shower...forget those fancy cleaners, they're all basd on bleach anyway.

    cheers

    kev

  4. #4

    Re: Mildew

    I have a bimni and make up a solution of NapiSan and hot water. Spray it on with a garden sprayer and leave for a few of minutes, then give it a scrub with a deck scrubber and hose off....... make sure you get it all off and leave the top open all day in the sun to dry properly if you can.

    If you use exit mold or like products make sure you scrub it well and hose it all off, the solution can cause the stitching to rot after a while due to some of the commercial grade ingredients they use.

    My routine after a trip is
    1. Spray the canopy with the napisan solution and let it sit while I flush OB,
    2. Spray canopy with water and scrub with soft brush
    3. Wash down hull etc,
    4. Hose of everything until clean water runs off,
    5. Leave canopy up till totaly dry, and
    6. Pack canopy into envelope.

    Hope this is some help...
    May the winds blow lightly upon your sails
    May the seas buffet gently upon your hull
    May your chiller be full of piscatorial delights

  5. #5
    Ausfish Bronze Member
    Join Date
    Aug 2003

    Re: Mildew

    Thanks for the replies, I used the nappysan[bleach] scrubbed the canopy with a small brush and blasted it off with the pressure hose and it came up very good,left it in the sun for the day to dry out and it looks like new again. Thanks all.

  6. #6

    Re: Mildew

    Glad to be of help......
    May the winds blow lightly upon your sails
    May the seas buffet gently upon your hull
    May your chiller be full of piscatorial delights

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