Best way to clean sunscreen off vinyl

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Originally Posted by Holdmybeer

Put the water in the bottle first or you will never get 30oz of water in there and keep all the soap also.

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That is how the Supra bottle is marked. Add water to the line, then soap to the second line.


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Originally Posted by Holdmybeer

Put the water in the bottle first or you will never get 30oz of water in there and keep all the soap also.

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Yeah that sounds really high, i think my leather guy uses like 2-3 drops in a gallon of white Dawn.

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Originally Posted by larry_arizona

Supra includes a marked spray bottle and a bottle of Dawn soap with new boats.

It’s a 32oz bottle. Pretty easy to do an ounce of soap to 30oz of water

It’s not super critical. Close enough

A shot glass is 1.5oz.....just estimate an ounce

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Fill the shot glass with Fireball, drink, then squirt the 32oz bottle of dawn on whoever got the sunscreen on your seats!

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Originally Posted by HFarr

Fill the shot glass with Fireball, drink, then squirt the 32oz bottle of dawn on whoever got the sunscreen on your seats!

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Fill the 32oz bottle with fireball and make someone else clean it while you forget about the problem in the first place.

We are having the same issue; the simple soap and water mixture is not taking the sunscreen off very well. Also, our Chill Tech is so hot that it is almost impossible to sit on when the sun is beating on it. I believe our color is Pecan...definitely go as light as you can if you boat in an area where it can get hot.

Did some testing on chill tech. It gets hot, but as soon as you apply pressure to the surface of the vinyl, temps drop 25f.

Spent last week in upper 80’s and sun and chill tech black and dark graphite never “burned”.


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Originally Posted by larry_arizona

Did some testing on chill tech. It gets hot, but as soon as you apply pressure to the surface of the vinyl, temps drop 25f.

Spent last week in upper 80’s and sun and chill tech black and dark graphite never “burned”.


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Near burned my feet with socks on the chill tech the day I handed over keys to the new owner. It was 89 at 11 am as we did another walk thru and systems orientation. The gator step was even hotter. When I sit it isn’t as hot, but burns my feet.


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Originally Posted by Holdmybeer

Fill the 32oz bottle with fireball and make someone else clean it while you forget about the problem in the first place.

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I love it!!!

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Originally Posted by Holdmybeer

30:1 would be 4oz of dawn to 1 gallon of water...to me that might be overkill.....

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Damn, this seems like a ton and makes zero sense. My car guy who does my exotic leather uses I believe 2-3 drops of white dawn in a gallon of warm water.

Babes boat soap is what we use and it cuts thru most funk left on the seats. Then we apply babes seat saver. We don’t have chill tech.