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Boat Maintenance
Section 6
Fiberglass repairs should only be done by an experi-
enced fiberglass repair facility. If the damage pene-
trates the hull, call Brunswick Commercial &
Government Products Customer Service Department
for the correct repair procedures. The repair must be
done following Boston Whaler’s recommendations.
Improper repairs can lead to hull failure and might void
portions of your commercial warranty.
Trim Care
All trim on your boat must be regularly maintained to
extend its life and service. Most items can be cleaned
with a mild soap and a soft cloth or sponge.
Aluminum
Wash aluminum parts with clear water and mild deter-
gent. Protect surface with liquid cleaner or wax.
DO
NOT
use harsh chemicals or abrasives. To minimize
corrosion from contact between dissimilar metals, use
a high quality marine grade caulking compound when
mounting non-aluminum hardware. Also ensure all
electrical equipment is insulated from the aluminum
hardware.
Deck Hardware
Clean deck hardware frequently with a mild soap and
water. A glass cleaner is usually safe for stainless
hardware. Remove rust spots as soon as possible
with a brass, silver, or chrome cleaner. Never use an
abrasive like sandpaper or steel wool on stainless
steel parts.
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