Things You'll Need:
- Degreaser, Rubber Gloves, Ammonia, Sponge, Small Stiff Brush, 600-Grit Sandpaper, All Purpose Cleaner, Wax
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Step 1
Put your rubber gloves on. This may get dirty!
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Step 2
Remove bird droppings from a smooth surface with degreaser and a sponge. On a nonskid surface, you may wish to remove bird droppings with a small stiff brush after you've sprayed the area with a degreaser.
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Step 3
Remove fishing remnants, such as dried blood and bait from your boat with an all purpose cleaner or degreaser. Scrub the areas with a with a wet sponge after they've been sprayed thoroughly. Repeat as necessary.
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Step 4
In order to remove stains on fiberglass, you may wish to remove the stain with 600-grit sandpaper. Make sure that the sandpaper is wet, as dry sandpaper is often too abrasive.
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Step 5
Use ammonia to clean and brighten any teak on your boat.
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Step 6
Once you've cleaned your boat, put a coat of wax on it to make the next cleaning easier.
