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McNett Boat Cleaner

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  • Product Info

    McNett Boat cleaner is specially engineered for all kinds of canoes, kayaks, rafts and gear. Eliminates stubborn stains and residue from tar, mold, mildew, algae, dirt, salt and more. Use McNett Boat Cleaner on natural and synthetic materials including: Hypalon®, PVC, Kevlar®, fiberglass, plastic, rubber and vinyl. Ideal as a preparation for treatment with UV Tech™ Surface Protectant & Rejuvenator. Available in 16 oz.

    McNett Boat Cleaner is ideal for use on boats, RV's, Cars, Motorcycles and More.

    • Essential Cleaning for all inflatable or hard surface boats
    • Removes stubborn stains from mold, mildew, tar and more
    • Environmentally friendly formula

  • Instructions for Use

     

    Spray Boat Cleaner liberally onto surface and buff with a clean cloth.

    Spray cleaner directly on stubborn stains.

    For UV protection, follow up with UV Tech™ Surface Protectant & Rejuvenator.

  • Tips & Testimonials

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