Getting rid of old, black mildew stains in PVC has been an impossible battle for me no matter what product I use. It is clear your product works - as you say on "dirt" but what about old mildew stains? Would love to see it at work on that.
Thank you for the advice and thanks for sharing as a newbie without a boat (I think i have got the wrong time of year to pick I wanted one but it gives me 6 months to get the right boat and engine to choose. I think I will get a 2022 Honwave 32TIE boat not sure on the engine thinking of a 15hp to keep me safe if the weather changes. Ray K. UK. YNWA.
Hey :) I am considering buying a rib 5 meters long. We plan to keep it in the water for the whole year. My questions are : 1. which materials would you recommend regarding the hull and the tubes? 2. how often should it be maintained, and what that maintenance includes? 3. How long do they last, should I sell them every two years or something like that?
@@fantasticfishingshow8185 Firstly thank you for fast response. So you don't recommend aluminium hull? Cleaning and antifouling ONCE per year if I understand correctly and then put it back in the water and slightly deflate it because of the sun?
@@igorperic5232 when you have an aluminum floor the actual hull is going to be made of the same material as the tubes. I'm not saying the aluminum deck sibs are bad but i would say the fiberglass hull ribs are more durable and stable. Yes deflate a little in summer and cover the boat if possible, sunlight will shorten the life of any inflatat boat no mater what material is used.
Fantastic Fishing show thanks mate, I’m buying one soon and will be inflating and deflating everytime I use, do I just rinse the sea water off ? Do I do that before deflating ?
@@lewiss45 I recommend just rinse while inflated and make sure it is dry before deflating and storing. If you store it wet mould will grow. Keep it out of direct sunlight while storing and away from any pests like rats.
Fantastic Fishing show thanks mate! Do you have any idea what would be the best way? As wouldn’t have a fresh water source down the beach, bottles of tap water ? Thanks again! Really helpful
@@lewiss45 I would deflate at beach to get home. Once home inflate clean and dry then deflate and store. Seems like a lot of work but you will be gutted if you don't.
thanks! im a new sailor in SE Asia and really needed this ^^
Getting rid of old, black mildew stains in PVC has been an impossible battle for me no matter what product I use. It is clear your product works - as you say on "dirt" but what about old mildew stains? Would love to see it at work on that.
Thank you for the advice and thanks for sharing as a newbie without a boat (I think i have got the wrong time of year to pick I wanted one but it gives me 6 months to get the right boat and engine to choose. I think I will get a 2022 Honwave 32TIE boat not sure on the engine thinking of a 15hp to keep me safe if the weather changes. Ray K. UK. YNWA.
Hi ray a 15hp will be a great match for the honwave.
Hey :) I am considering buying a rib 5 meters long. We plan to keep it in the water for the whole year. My questions are : 1. which materials would you recommend regarding the hull and the tubes? 2. how often should it be maintained, and what that maintenance includes? 3. How long do they last, should I sell them every two years or something like that?
Hi I recommend a fibre glass hull with hypalon tubes. Remove the boat from the water every year to clean and antifoul.
If looked after you should get more than 10 years life.
@@fantasticfishingshow8185 Firstly thank you for fast response. So you don't recommend aluminium hull?
Cleaning and antifouling ONCE per year if I understand correctly and then put it back in the water and slightly deflate it because of the sun?
@@igorperic5232 when you have an aluminum floor the actual hull is going to be made of the same material as the tubes. I'm not saying the aluminum deck sibs are bad but i would say the fiberglass hull ribs are more durable and stable. Yes deflate a little in summer and cover the boat if possible, sunlight will shorten the life of any inflatat boat no mater what material is used.
If you can't hear him... turn the volume up on your speakers lol ffs... Great video mate - Cheers.
Thanks lee
Would this be ok for a sib. With pvc thanks
Hi yes the cleaner is suitable for all inflatable boats and my boat is pvc also
@@fantasticfishingshow8185 thank you.
How often would you do this ?
For me twice a year and clean with normal soap in-between when needed
Fantastic Fishing show thanks mate, I’m buying one soon and will be inflating and deflating everytime I use, do I just rinse the sea water off ? Do I do that before deflating ?
@@lewiss45 I recommend just rinse while inflated and make sure it is dry before deflating and storing. If you store it wet mould will grow.
Keep it out of direct sunlight while storing and away from any pests like rats.
Fantastic Fishing show thanks mate! Do you have any idea what would be the best way? As wouldn’t have a fresh water source down the beach, bottles of tap water ? Thanks again! Really helpful
@@lewiss45 I would deflate at beach to get home. Once home inflate clean and dry then deflate and store. Seems like a lot of work but you will be gutted if you don't.
great video
cant believe you left oars on
I don't find it a problem to clean it with them still on