kgower
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Considering the below to wash hull et cetera. Experiences/recommendations?
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Marine Deck Brush
- Thread starter kgower
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That'll work! I prefer the ShurHold brushes and poles.....
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We purchased this one a few years ago. It works great on the deck of the sailboat. Oh, and it floats with the handle.
While the Yamaha was on the trailer, I cleaned the hull and top sides with a soft bristled extendable car wash brush that you connect a hose to. It's a bigger brush with a longer handle and gets under the boat nicely.
While the Yamaha was on the trailer, I cleaned the hull and top sides with a soft bristled extendable car wash brush that you connect a hose to. It's a bigger brush with a longer handle and gets under the boat nicely.
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kgower
Jetboaters Captain
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Medium bristles for cleaning the hull and general purpose?
Chrisbert
Jet Boat Addict
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That West Marine looks like it was OEM from ShurHold.We purchased this one a few years ago. It works great on the deck of the sailboat. Oh, and it floats with the handle.
View attachment 169267
While the Yamaha was on the trailer, I cleaned the hull and top sides with an extendable car wash brush that you connect a hose to. It's a bigger brush with a longer handle and gets under the boat nicely.
View attachment 169268
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- 23
Extra soft blue will do everything you need. The yellow are nice if you have a lot of anti skid paint on bigger boats.
octavio3311
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I use a tennis ball on a stick to get into the nooks and crannies of the engine(s) compartments.
