kiloil
Member
Do you guys do your own hull cleaning or sub out a scuba service folks? I ma just wondering the people that do it what kind of brush system is the best.
Hull clean DIY or use a service/
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bahamabreisus
Well-Known Member
- Oct 25, 2007
- 2,555
- Boat Info
- 370 dancer, previous 500,420,390,300 dancers
- Engines
- 454 CI MPI
We use a diver. $2/ft every month except Jan and Feb
k9medic
Active Member
It depends on the weather... If it's warm and I'm in the water anyway then I hit it.
When it's colder there is a diver that does mine for $150 and it's usually every three months.
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When it's colder there is a diver that does mine for $150 and it's usually every three months.
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Stee6043
Well-Known Member
Clean to bottom? Shoot...you just need to boat in colder water!
Captain Allen
Member
- Feb 2, 2009
- 356
- Boat Info
- 370 EC 1994
- Engines
- 454 Mercruisers, straight drives
I have a monthly contract service here in NC. $60/month for my 37 foot boat.
SloBurn
Active Member
- May 30, 2013
- 842
- Boat Info
- 1994 270 Sundancer. 7.4L Merc. Tow with a 2006 Dodge RAM Hemi
- Engines
- 340 HP Merc 454 c.i.
I scrub my own when at the sandbar, as it's easy to walk around and give it a quick scrub. When I trailer couple of times a season, I acid wash the hull. so I don't get alot of build up over the course of a season.