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Old 01 September 2016, 20:22   #21
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kin ell, il keep you both in mind.
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Old 01 September 2016, 20:36   #22
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Much appreciated A1an been lookin to up grade from a 4.8 mtr ribcraft ..
Only need hull and tubes if anyone on here knows of a 5.5 / 6 mtr tornado ribcraft destroyer or ocean pro cash ready
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Old 01 September 2016, 20:54   #23
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If it was me I would do the tube repair get it on the water try her out for ride the 80 wil give enough to prove if she's what you want if so flip outboards sell the other complete or split. the Humber will scrub up well result

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Old 18 September 2016, 21:14   #24
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Well, cleaning started tonight, the tubes are pretty dirty, I'm not making much of an impression on them. Tried TFR and Fairy Power Spray, I'd be as well using tap water. Need a new plan.

The deck and transom came up pretty good though.

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Did you use the tfr neat or diluted ? Try a 50:50 mix & leave it on overnight. You want a humid night with a dew to stop it drying. Failing that, try wetting some old towels in the solution & leaving them on the tubes like a poultice (good word that&#128516


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The one on the left looks a good rib👍😃😇. Take it he hasn't picked it up yet. With regards the tubes why not give Paul Tilley a PM I've always found him very helpful.


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Old 18 September 2016, 21:38   #27
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What did you use on the deck/Transom to get the colour back?
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Did you use the tfr neat or diluted ? Try a 50:50 mix & leave it on overnight. You want a humid night with a dew to stop it drying. Failing that, try wetting some old towels in the solution & leaving them on the tubes like a poultice (good word that&#128516


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It was diluted Dave, 25% solution, tbh I only left it on five mins before attacking it with a "greenie", airing on the side of caution. It's super duper concentrate.



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It went away an hour ago, it's only going 20mins along the road just outside Arisaig, he also has a slipway he said I can use any time I want. Result!

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What did you use on the deck/Transom to get the colour back?
TFR solution, it'll likely fade a little when it dries.
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I believe that the RIB industry clean the worst tubes with solvent - taking care to keep it out of glued seams, obviously...
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Any idea to the breed of solvent?

Like MEK or....?
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'Fraid not - but I'll be able to find out in a couple of weeks when the "southampton heads" have worn off
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Do I have your email Alan I can forward what Chris Henshaw told me
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Do I have your email Alan I can forward what Chris Henshaw told me

Hmmm, dunno, il punt it off to you.
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MEK, but I don't like to use it on very heavy soiling. It tends to soften the top layer of hypalon & the muck sticks even worse. You have to keep it wetted with the MEK until the muck has gone. Otherwise it dries into the surface in my experience. Plus, it sends you off your head, you need LOTS of ventilation😳


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I used "RibRight" on mine and it shifted the stains that neat TFR wouldn't touch.
A little bit of colour showing on the scrubber but I'd had that with the TFR as well.
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Gloves neat tfr and s green scourer work on a section st a time wash off and apply rib revive when all done trust me done it lots

My I pad is at home will send u pic later
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Still the same mangy filthy tubes but cleaned with TFR and green pad , but I did put leather conditioner on it afterwards
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