[A.A.]

I bought some 303 a while ago but never used it. I've read a few places to not use it for pvc (I have Maxxon pontoons). Other places say it's good to use on pvc but to apply sparingly. What are your thoughts? If I should apply it, what is the best method? I'm assuming I should scrub them well with water and mild dish soap and dry them first since I've been using them and they're a little dirty. Thanks!

 

[jeff bandy]

Wow! I know there was a thread about this not to long ago. Tried searching for it, nothing.

Maybe the search function doesn't work for #'s?

 

[Wayne Kohan]

NRS says it is OK on PVC. I would trust them.

 

[skitterbug]

Wow! I know there was a thread about this not to long ago. Tried searching for it, nothing.

Maybe the search function doesn't work for #'s?

Found it, here you go.

http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/forum/threads/raft-aluminum-oxidation-removal.116055/

 

[Sportsman]

NRS also sells a great boat/raft cleaner. I bought a gallon from them a few years ago and have used it on PVC and Polyurethane, before using 303. PS....just looked at the 'link' and references to the same boat cleaner, anyway it's good stuff. have used it on PVC and Polyurethane/polyester fabric. I wouldn't waste the 303 until you did a good cleaning.

 

[A.A.]

Found it, here you go.

http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/forum/threads/raft-aluminum-oxidation-removal.116055/

Thanks for the link. I remember that thread. I think that's what started the confusion. I bought the 303, but then read a few people's posts on there saying not to use it.

 

[Guest]

I like 303 but it does make thing slippery as all get out