blue dolphin
New Member
- Apr 26, 2009
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Hi everyone,
New to your wonderful site and hope to gain some experience from the vast knowledge base that seems to dwell in this great web site. i have the most wonderful sea ray 215 weekender that i truely love to bits, sea ray are by far one of the best boats on the market and i am truely delighted to be the owner of such a great brand. My boat is 1999 and has only done 270 hours from new and is completely unmarked ( on the outside anyway ). i have developed brown staining on the head cloth of the cuddy cabin, i am thinking my port hatch my have a slight leak issue around the joint but i need advice as to how i should go about removing these gastly unsightly stains that look truely dreadful. They seem to be appearing allround the forward section and look like someone sprayed coca cola in various parts, i have tried the normal household products to no avail and am somewhat reluctent to remove the cloth as it appears to be glue into position. Anyway sorry for such a long first thread but i hope someone may have expierenced the same problem and advise me.
Anyhow many thankyou's in advance from not so sunny Dublin Ireland.
Slan! (goodbye):smt100
New to your wonderful site and hope to gain some experience from the vast knowledge base that seems to dwell in this great web site. i have the most wonderful sea ray 215 weekender that i truely love to bits, sea ray are by far one of the best boats on the market and i am truely delighted to be the owner of such a great brand. My boat is 1999 and has only done 270 hours from new and is completely unmarked ( on the outside anyway ). i have developed brown staining on the head cloth of the cuddy cabin, i am thinking my port hatch my have a slight leak issue around the joint but i need advice as to how i should go about removing these gastly unsightly stains that look truely dreadful. They seem to be appearing allround the forward section and look like someone sprayed coca cola in various parts, i have tried the normal household products to no avail and am somewhat reluctent to remove the cloth as it appears to be glue into position. Anyway sorry for such a long first thread but i hope someone may have expierenced the same problem and advise me.
Anyhow many thankyou's in advance from not so sunny Dublin Ireland.
Slan! (goodbye):smt100
