Many months ago, I applied Star Brite Premium Teak Oil to woodwork outside my Compac 19. Even though I taped off the woodwork, I applied the product too liberally, it ran and got onto the surrounding fiberglass. Any ideas on how to remove it. I have tried many household cleaners including bleach and toilet bowl cleaner. I have even tried pressure washing but to no avail. I keep the boat under a shelter so it does not have the elements working on it (sun, rain, uv).
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Any ideas for removal would be appreciated.
Try some hydrocarbon based solvents(paint thinner,lamp oil,etc)acetone will probably take it off but be cautious, it can attack gel coat.
I moved this post out of the DIY area. That area is reserved for detailed 'show and tell" DIY projects, not Q&A.
Dawn dishwashing soap and a magic eraser should take care of the stain. If not, try acetone.
I had the same problem.Tried everything until I remembered I had some Interlux 202 fiberglass cleaner.Took it right off and it won't harm the gelcoat.It also melted the soles on my flip-flops so be careful. DougN