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Jupiter Tiki Bar and St. Lucie Sand Bar pics
- Thread starter JUPITER PULSARE
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JUPITER PULSARE
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Old Hickory
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great pics!
hey jupiter,
Whats your secret to keeping your bouts looking so nice w/ them being in salt so often?
Hick
hey jupiter,
Whats your secret to keeping your bouts looking so nice w/ them being in salt so often?
Hick
JUPITER PULSARE
Well-known member
People over-react to running boats in salt water!
It's no big deal at all. The boat gets washed with soap and water at the end of the day and the motor gets flushed out on the hose for 10 minutes. I also spray the engine block under the cowl with marine CRC or Boshield every couple of months.
The boat gets waxed twice a year. The most important issue, more than running in salt water, is that the boat stays inside a garage year round! If you can keep em out of the elements, dry between uses, and cleaned on a regular basis they stay looking good and last forever....it also helps to be a little anal, I gripe at anyone who spills a drink or drops chips on the carpet!
lol
It's no big deal at all. The boat gets washed with soap and water at the end of the day and the motor gets flushed out on the hose for 10 minutes. I also spray the engine block under the cowl with marine CRC or Boshield every couple of months. The boat gets waxed twice a year. The most important issue, more than running in salt water, is that the boat stays inside a garage year round! If you can keep em out of the elements, dry between uses, and cleaned on a regular basis they stay looking good and last forever....it also helps to be a little anal, I gripe at anyone who spills a drink or drops chips on the carpet! lol