Water Stain Remover
If you've got a boat, you know that removing water stains can be difficult.
By Sarah Pelot
October 1, 2006
Nobody likes to look at ugly spots. But if you've got a boat, you know that removing water stains
can be difficult. Over time, hardwater stains can permanently etch a surface, dulling its beauty.
Don't let water stains sit on the surfaces of your boat - spray Ducky's Water Spot Remover ($9.95,
www.duckyproducts.com) as soon as
possible after exposure, and you can eliminate potential damage to your boat's finish. All you have
to do is spray the affected area with the Water Spot Remover and wipe it off with a soft cloth. The
remover is also biodegradable, so you're not only protecting your boat when you use it, but also
the environment.
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