Bit of a blond moment

   Having just purchased and received today a bottle Starbrite "Non-skid deck cleaner", thinking this was a product that would clean my deck and not make it slippery, rather than what it actually is - a clenaer for a non-skid deck. So, does anyone know if I can use this on gel coat and get a good result? Or should I just go and get some boat shampoo/Fairy liquid?

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dics Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 05 Oct 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 317	Post Options Post Reply Quote dics Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Bit of a blond moment Posted: 03 Apr 09 at 2:23pm
	Having just purchased and received today a bottle Starbrite "Non-skid deck cleaner", thinking this was a product that would clean my deck and not make it slippery, rather than what it actually is - a clenaer for a non-skid deck. So, does anyone know if I can use this on gel coat and get a good result? Or should I just go and get some boat shampoo/Fairy liquid?

Andymac Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Really should get out more Joined: 04 Apr 07 Location: Derbyshire Online Status: Offline Posts: 852	Post Options Post Reply Quote Andymac Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 03 Apr 09 at 6:21pm
	I've often found 'Cif' ('Jif') good for cleaning non slip gelcoat areas on the side decks along with a nail scrubbing brush. Although believed to be 'non-scouring', I would still consider it as being a very mild abrasive.