Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

Sunshine it is. Thanks for all the advice.


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The magic erasers are abrasive and will remove the protective top coat off of the vinyl.

Try goof off in a non conspicuous place. White first, then color, if it doesn't hurt the white it won't hurt the color

I had a Hyperlite board do the same thing to my old boat Reversed Black HYPERLITE logo). They said it was a certain lot of their boards that had the problem, and they totally owned the problem and were outstanding in their support.

First they replaced the board with a new one.

Second they said that the best was to clean the seat really well and use the sun for a several days and that would probably fix it.

Third, they offered to reupholster my seat cushion, if that is what I wanted.

I cleaned it off by using a spray cleaner that was for mold and mildew (it has some bleach in it. I scrubbed it well, leaving it wet for a long time. After i rinsed it, I could still see it, but most others could not see it if they did not know it had been there. Then I put the seat in the sun for 2 days and it was completely gone!

I used some vinyl conditioner afterwards in case the cleaner was rough on the materiel. I later sold the boat to a nephew and the seat still looks great 4 years later. I did not want them to buy me a new seat as I thought it might not match. But Hyperlite totally stood behind their product and inspired me to buy more stuff from them because theya re great people.

WT

How about challenging Hula Boat Care products? He says his cleaner works wonders (I use it)... he may send you a free sample to try? You would at least get a free koozie maybe.

In a non conspicuous area try goof off and rag