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asterix 
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 Topic: Cleaning SailsPosted: 24 Jun 10 at 10:07am |
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it's up to you... probably best done indoors with all the doors and windows closed maybe have a fag while you're doing it? Edited by asterix |
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timnoyce
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 at 11:06pm |
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Maybe I should have elaborated. LIGHTLY dip a cloth into a small amount of acetone then proceed to wipe anything from your sail. To be sure there will be no damage (which there really shouldn't be), you can another cloth and dip it in some water then wipe the surface you just used acetone on. Wash your hands afterwards blah blah blah. |
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asterix
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Posted: 22 Jun 10 at 8:39am |
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Don't play about with large amounts of organic solvents - it isn't a very clever thing to do |
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hollandsd
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Posted: 22 Jun 10 at 8:21am |
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Leave it and dont be so vain.....
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zailor
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Posted: 21 Jun 10 at 9:04pm |
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Personally I get fairy liquid, water and a car cleaning brush and scrub.
not sure it its strong enough but I do it after every sail to keep it shiny (Mylar sail not Dacron so maybe unhelpful? |
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Garry
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I've seen Bristol sails washing sails with a pressure
washer. Don't know if they then treat the cloth? Garry |
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Merlinboy
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Posted: 21 Jun 10 at 7:40am |
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Wouldn't washing powder remove the waxy like layer over the
dacron!? Don't do it. |
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alstorer
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Posted: 21 Jun 10 at 6:59am |
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I wouldn't put an 8.1 sail in the washing machine- the laminate panels won't thank you!
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