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Old 11 October 2013, 18:43   #1
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Weed and barnacle removal

Any tips to get weed and barnacles off of RIB tubes? Not really looking forward to scraping it all off so I was just wondering if anyone knew of a good product that would help to shift them more easily?

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jet wash, then a mixture of ciff, fairy power spray and green scourer pad, lots of hard graft
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jet wash, then a mixture of ciff, fairy power spray and green scourer pad, lots of hard graft
Yep big plus + to that method it's best to do the power wags as soon as you take it out much easier.

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Yep big plus + to that method it's best to do the power wags as soon as you take it out much easier.
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That Fairy Power Spray is brilliant at cleaning boats. Does anyone know whether it would be safe to use on on crockery and cutlery?
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That Fairy Power Spray is brilliant at cleaning boats. Does anyone know whether it would be safe to use on on crockery and cutlery?
oh no never do that, it's far to good to be wasted in the kitchen
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