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Tips on Storing Your Inflatable Dinghy
this Winter ...
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Our harbor and dinghy dock are full of inflatable boats, all of which will be pulled out of the water for storage in the next several weeks. If you're caring for your own boat, we have some suggestions.
The buoyancy tube of your inflatable boat is made of fabric using plastomer PVC or neoprene/hypalon rubber. Because it's a fabric, it is somewhat delicate and easy to damage if you treat it improperly.
Rule number one: Never use solvents, MEK, toluene, acetone, bleach, ammonia, highly alkaline cleaners (anything with a pH greater than11.5), abrasive scrub pads or steel wool to clean your inflatable. These products will weaken, damage and discolor the fabric and attack the adhesives that hold your boat together. Soaps and detergents also leave a sticky residue (soap scum) which attracts and hold dirt. Soap scum is also food for mold and mildew. Your marine store carries products designed specifically for cleaning these boats. We recommend ...
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