spider poop on nonskid deck on boat. How to remove?

[hondaguy2582]

This stuff doesn't stop. I usually have a eaay time detailing boats, but this spider poop is a big pain in the *** to remove. I still had areas which were untouched and couldn't be removed.



Here's what I did:



wash with dawn soap(whole boat)

used a hard bristle brush and some krazy clean(did remove about 50%)

Polished with 3m finesse it 2(some more came out, but not all).

Acetone(didnt do much of anything on this)



Here is what I experienced. If i could get my fingernail in the small cracks of the nonskid, I can seem to budge it, but only if im using a finger nail and everything else fails(cotton towels, brushes, etc...)



Any safe suggestions?



Thanks,





Aaron

 

[imported_GregCavi]

Have you tried Bleach?



LOL it isn't the best, but it does work on stubborn spots.



Greg

 

[BobD]

Have you tried P21S Total Auto Wash at all? That might do it.

I sent you a pm too.

 

[joshtpa]

P21S total wash, or 3M liquid rubbing compound both work very well on this. As does the very abrasive P21S finish restore.

 

[trl2112]

Have you tried Bleach?



LOL it isn't the best, but it does work on stubborn spots.



Greg

Don't laugh bleach is very helpful when clean boats.

 

[saltydog7]

There is a spray on cleaner called"Drop-Off" that removes spider poop or droppings. This is sold by a company called Day Tripper Solutions, LLC. I have used this and it really works quick and easy to remove the spider poop.

 

[cajunfirehawk]

We had two boats in our boat houses and YES, spider poop is some bad sh1t, no pun intended...for that reason alone we atarted covering our boats, then the covers got trashed.