HELP! Cleaning the Pontoon Logs

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Re: HELP! Cleaning the Pontoon Logs

#16 Post by HandymanHerb » Sat Sep 28, 2013 8:10 am

That's why I love my roller trailer, no bunks or carpet to worry about plus it easy to move it back on the trailer when polishing, so I can do the whole pontoon on the trailer, that and I like the fact I'm not sitting on wet carpet after use, so less worry if I use it in brackish water.



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Re: HELP! Cleaning the Pontoon Logs

#17 Post by ROBBSRACINGENGINES » Sat Sep 28, 2013 8:52 am

I have done the coil cleaner to both of my pontoon boats. The first one was a painted trailer with all carpet bunks and the second a galvanized trailer with carpeted bunks in the rear only. What I did was soak the carpeted bunks down real good with water before applying the CC and then rinsed the bunks and trailer down real good when I was done. No issues at all after.
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Re: HELP! Cleaning the Pontoon Logs

#18 Post by woolznaz » Sat Sep 28, 2013 2:48 pm

Good information. Thanks for the replies. To the OP, please let us know how yours turn out. I hope I didn't take this thread too far off track with my questions.
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