Can anyone recommend a safe cleaner that will remove rust stains in bass boat live wells?
Thanks,
Par
Rust stains in live well
Rust stains in live well
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Re: Rust stains in live well
i never tried to get it out of mine, i would consider anything food grade and plastic safe a good option. My go to would be baking soda and a green pad.
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Re: Rust stains in live well
Rust stains? What metal is in your livewell that causes rust stains? Try using Mr Clean Magic cleaning pads rinse with warm water using a sponge. Baking soda and warm water on a sponge would be the next step followed by a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and warm water wipe down, then fill the livewell with water, add 1/2 cup of over the counter 3% hydrogen peroxide, let sit a few hours and pump out.
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Re: Rust stains in live well
Thanks for the replys.
Rust stains came with boat. Im guessing from non stainless fish clips sitting in the bottom of the live well.
Rust stains came with boat. Im guessing from non stainless fish clips sitting in the bottom of the live well.
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Re: Rust stains in live well
Mr Clean magic eraser. Should come out no problem.
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Re: Rust stains in live well
Just take it slow and easy. Mr. Clean magic eraser actually contains a fine abrasive, so don't rub too hard.
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Re: Rust stains in live well
Thanks folks,
magic eraser and elbow grease did the trick!
magic eraser and elbow grease did the trick!
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