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Rust Spots on Swim Deck

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Howdy all. My 02' Sundancer 260 is starting to get some rust spots on the swim deck. I figured the swim deck was made of fiberglass, so i'm not sure how there are rust spots. Has anyone seen this and know how to best get rid of them/prevent them from spreading?

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Most likely what has happened is a piece of metal dust or debris has landed there and cause the rust stain.

Try some compound and elbow grease.
 
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Yup - nothing from the swim platform would cause that. It came from somewhere else. Somebody nearby doing some grinding... a nearby factory... etc. See if you can pick the piece off with your fingernail, then use the Iron Out (or similar). If they're small enough, they won't take long to disappear on their own, either (and then still use the IO).
 
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Howdy all. My 02' Sundancer 260 is starting to get some rust spots on the swim deck. I figured the swim deck was made of fiberglass, so i'm not sure how there are rust spots. Has anyone seen this and know how to best get rid of them/prevent them from spreading?

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Try some "barkeepers friend" too. Use the liquid one. Done forget to wax after.

As to the source, maybe steel something flaked off from and rusted in place.

-Kevin
 
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They both work just as well as each other. You would mix the powder with water, anyways.
 
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FSR put it on, wait and rinse off...
 
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that comes from spay on sun screen.... found that out the hard way, the aerosol contains metal flakes. FSR or Rust Off takes it off. Had the wifey remove all the aerosol sunscreen and never a problem again.