Those trips out on the lake on that rented boat might have been the highlight of your summer. But could you imagine how much more fun and limitless it would be if you owned the pontoon you use for those family holidays? If you’ve been daydreaming about setting sail a little too often, then it …
What you’ll quickly learn just a few months into boat ownership is that those things require tons of care. What’s more, every distinct part will require its’ own unique cleaning process. Which is what brings us to windows. If your boat’s plastic windows are starting to look dirty and scuffed up, it might be time for …
It doesn’t really matter how much time and effort you put into cleaning your boat if those fenders that hang off of its sides are stained, discolored, and covered in muck. But more than just the cosmetic issues they bring, dirty fenders and bumpers also pose a risk to your beloved boat. Just like any other …
Don’t you just wish you beefed up on the bottom paint? Now that the barnacle invasion on the bottom of your boat is in full swing, you’re going to have to get rid of the critters before you can even think about re-applying bottom paint. But since those sticky little crustaceans won’t let up just …
Your boat canopy serves as an extra layer of protection to keep everything and everyone on your boat safe from things like bird poop, harsh sun, and even rain. But since it shields you from contamination and the elements, expect that canopy to look worn and tired within just a few weeks or months. Stains, discoloration, …
Sweat, water, dirt, dust, and the elements – these are the contaminants mostly responsible for sucking the life out of your pontoon boat seats. No wonder they can look like a hot mess just a few months out of the showroom. For many boat owners, seats prove to be one of the banes of cleaning. But …
You have an aluminum boat that you love to take care of and as a good boat owner should, you’re probably searching for how to stop electrolysis on aluminum boats. Aluminum boats are sturdy, light, and affordable, not to mention they can resist most forms of water damage. But electrolysis and corrosion are quite difficult to …
How to Stop Electrolysis on Aluminum Boats: Prevent Galvanic Corrosion
As the old adage goes, to each his own. But in the wonderful world of pontoon boating, debates are never ending. Case in point: flooring. True enough, pontoon flooring has been a point of contention for the longest time, with vinyl and carpet sparking heated exchanges between factions of the pontoon market. While it is true …
Before you owned a boat, you probably didn’t put too much thought into maintenance. Now that you’ve owned one for a while, it’s probably no secret that those things require a lot of care. And we’re not just talking about cleaning. Unbeknownst to most first time boat owners, boats can become infested with all sorts …
If you’re wondering how to clean vinyl boat seats of mildew and mold to bring back that showroom shine, we’ve got all the info you need. Vinyl has long been the material of choice for boat seat upholstery. Long lasting and durable, vinyl provides excellent protective performance that keeps cushions soft and comfortable for years. But …
