Magic works

[Texas_Rig]

To whoever posted something about this getting rid of a hard water line. THANK YOU! I bought my boat a couple years ago and it's well worn. Runs great but well worn. I've scrubbed and scrubbed chemicals on this boat. I haven't been able to even make a noticeable difference on the water line that has surely been on this boat for years. Until now I didn't even have to scrub the water line off really. Just pour this stuff on and spray it off. I was at the dollar store yesterday and I happen to see some magic works and I thought hey probably not gonna do much but hey a bottle only cost a dollar, so why not. Well that's some powerful stuff because it just washed that water stain right off. Thanks to the guy that posted this

[Texas_Rig]

Sorry it's called "the works". Not magic works

[Dakota]

You are welcome! Used some again myself last weekend.


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[thehick176]

That stuff is pretty potent. If yall are using it I assume it's OK on the gel coat?

[Travis C.]

Would it work on aluminum?

[Dakota]

Not sure how it works on aluminum? As far as gel coat mine is still looking really good after 9 years. I got this idea from a boat detailer that did it for a living or I wouldn't of never thought of using it. I only use it a 2-3 times a year. (I also wipe my boat down every time I put it back on the trailer). I apply it right out of the bottle scrub with my boat brush and work quickly, then rinse quickly using a lot of water or my power washer. I don't let it soak, plus you don't need to it works quickly.