TuffCoat cleans up easily with SimpleGreen after a season of bowfishing.
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How do you guys dry out your boat?
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LittleDrummerBoy
Senior Member
Keeping my boat outside these days. When the sun and air don't dry it fast enough, I use a couple old bath towels to mop out the bit of remaining water, but usually don't bother unless I'm back out fishing and want a dry floor under my feet.
When I kept the boat in a garage, the key to drying was moving air and a reasonably dry garage. A fan and sometimes a dehumidifier.
But I like stuff that is easy to wash and dry. I don't think I'd ever want carpet in my boat.
When I kept the boat in a garage, the key to drying was moving air and a reasonably dry garage. A fan and sometimes a dehumidifier.
But I like stuff that is easy to wash and dry. I don't think I'd ever want carpet in my boat.
It worked so well it took some of the color off the deck, right?
I used Star Brite deck cleaner and it helped, but it was a full hour of washing and scrubbing. It also removed some of the original color from the deck.
tbrown913
Senior Member
Rhino lining instead of carpet was my dads cure.
Browning Slayer
Official Voice Of The Dawgs !
Real simple. Don't buy a boat with carpet.
C.Killmaster
Georgia Deer Biologist
I used a bilge wizard when I used to store my boat in Florida and it worked great. It just keeps air circulating from the lowest point up. Ran it off a solar panel since I didn't have electricity at the storage facility.
https://www.bilgewizard.com/bilge.php
https://www.bilgewizard.com/bilge.php
I don't think the SimpleGreen removed and of the color. That's wear from many many folks bowfishing year round for many years. The TuffCoat has impressed me with it's durability.
TroyBoy30
Senior Member
A lot of newer boats like falcon are offering sea deck instead of carpet.
