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TotalBoat White Knight Fiberglass Stain Remover

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TotalBoat White Knight Fiberglass Stain Remover

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TotalBoat White Knight Fiberglass Stain Remover

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Let TotalBoat White Knight Fiberglass Stain Remover sit on tough stains for 10-15 minutes and its non-abrasive formula does the work for you to remove exhaust, rust, scum, waterline and other ornery stains with no hard rubbing or scrubbing needed, and without damaging gelcoat. Great on hulls and transoms. Available in a 15 oz. container.

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Use rubber gloves when applying. Wet the area before application. Always test in a small, inconspicuous spot before attempting to use on a large area. Using a brush or rag, apply a thin layer of TotalBoat White Knight to the surface and allow 10-15 minutes for it to work, then scrub with a soft brush or sponge. Rinse the surface thoroughly with water to remove White Knight before it dries. Some tough stains may need a second application. For cleanup, use water.

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New Orleans, LA

5 out of 5 stars.

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4 years ago

Use this product for the first time it looks like something else I use to use, tired it on a yellow stain and you can see work.

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Q: Can this be used on bottom paint to get rid of scum?

2 years ago

3 Answers

A: No It whitening power is on non painted surface only Get Outlook for iOS< https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

2 years ago

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Q: Where in the process would you use this? Before compounding, polishing, and waxing or after? Seems like it would remove your wax.

3 years ago

4 Answers

A: I use it before compounding. This stuff is amazing. I'm on the ICW and our water is full of tannins that leave a brown stain along the waterline. I brush this on, leave it sit for a minute, and then rinse it off. Stains are gone. Then you can go about your buffing and waxing. I've also used it to touch up after waxing, and I've had the same, excellent results, I just had to re-apply wax to the affected area.

3 years ago

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Q: My holding tank overflowed and I now have stains on the outside of my hull underneath the holding tank vent. Do you have any information with regards to this product if this will remove the stain?

4 years ago

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A: Hi Greg, I've found the best thing for removing stains from white gelcoat is toilet bowl cleaner. I use it on my Hobie 16 before each season, and then compound and wax.

4 years ago

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Q: Is this compatible with a one year old Awlgrip paint job?

4 years ago

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A: In my experience, yes it is.? I used it on my 7 year old painted hull with no detrimental effects.? It works better than any product I have ever tried in removing rust stains. Jack Lawrence

4 years ago

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Q: I have a hull with stains and I purchased this product to help remove them. I also bought the boat soap, compound and wax kit to finish the job. After applying the stain remover, do I then wash the boat then compound or to I wash, stain remove, compound and wax. Juet need to clarity on order. Thanks, Chris

5 years ago

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A: Best rinse any loose dirt off, then the stain remover, rinse, then the boat wash. After everything is clean compound then wax. If a stain is deep and the stain remover didn't remove some, the compound may get it out.

5 years ago

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Q: hi can i use white knight to remove rust from stainless also? thanks

6 years ago

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A: Depends on how hard you rub. Better off with a stainless polish meant for the job

6 years ago

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Q: Will this product remove stains left by dried leaves that have gotten wet? (The leaves leave a teabag type stain on the non-skid and smooth fiberglass sections of my sailboat deck). Thanks!

7 years ago

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