Posted: Jan 3, 2012By: FibrenewCategory: DIY, Marine::Franchise, Vinyl Advice From the Pros
Tree sap can melt into your vinyl boat seats, making it almost impossible to get rid of. Use the tips in this video to keep tree sap off your boat and to get it off before it is too late!
More questions? Check out our more in-depth blog post on getting rid of tree sap or leave questions in the comments!
Posted: Dec 13, 2011By: FibrenewCategory: DIY, Marine::Franchise, Vinyl Advice From the Pros
Sunscreen and other oils are one of the main reasons boat seats start looking old. If you want to make your seats last and look new for longer, you need to clean them often. This video explains why.
More questions? Check out our more in-depth blog post on preventing oil damage to boat seats or leave questions in the comments!
Posted: Dec 6, 2011By: FibrenewCategory: DIY, Marine::Franchise, Vinyl Advice From the Pros
Mildew is one of the most common causes of damage to vinyl boat seats, and this video will teach you how to remove mildew and how to keep your boat from growing mildew.
Any questions? Check out our blog post on cleaning mildew off your boat seats or leave questions in the comments!
Posted: Nov 29, 2011By: FibrenewCategory: DIY, Marine::Franchise, Vinyl Advice From the Pros
This video shows you how to clean your vinyl boat seats and explains why it is important to clean correctly to make your seats last longer and keep your seats from looking worn or faded.
Any questions? Check out our blog post on cleaning vinyl boat seats or leave questions in the comments!
