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Created by Daneli Daneli  > 9 months ago, 16 Jan 2012
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Daneli
Daneli

QLD

1538 posts

16 Jan 2012 10:07pm
Can I use a citrus based cleaner on my PU and epoxy boards
BulldogPup
BulldogPup

6657 posts

16 Jan 2012 8:20pm
Only thing to worry about is the acid concentration level of the product? Have you tried flicking off an email to the maker/shaper to find out for certain?
I'll have a google & post back later mate anyway
BulldogPup
BulldogPup

6657 posts

16 Jan 2012 8:47pm
And the answer is : YES you can Daneli , Wax Quik Strip is a wax removing product and is citrus based.
They say to either leave your Ride in the sun for a bit until wax is soft (or use a hairdryer on low setting) scrape the wax with a plastic scraper , old credit/bank card/wax comb until mostly off - then use the cleaning agent.
You can use window cleaner (citrus also?) to get a polish finish to her too (have heard about mineral turps too)
obct
obct

NSW

3487 posts

17 Jan 2012 5:43am
I've never used anything other than turps, on PU or epoxy.

Daneli
Daneli

QLD

1538 posts

17 Jan 2012 5:36am
Thanks can't seem to find the old specialist surfboard cleaner.

I've got a citrus cleaner that I thought might do the job. Turps is also easy to get.

I only need it to tidy up the bottoms of a fe boards where there is a bit of grime/wax from laying on other boards etc.

Cheer
sharpie
sharpie

NSW

347 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:06am
cutting compound works well, both clean and polish.
BoardCulture
BoardCulture

QLD

260 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:41am
We use a commercial citrus based cleaner on all our shop boards and trade-ins etc (all board constructions) and it works really well. Its a bit strong and you should ideally wear gloves or avoid skin contact with this one. Think it cost us about $75 for 4 or 5 litres.

I also noticed that some waxes don't stick on as well if there is a residue on the deck after using this stuff. So wipe it off well. Have also used turps and it works perfectly but just a bit smellier than the citrus one - Mark
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 6:41am
Talk about clean up,just saw old mate asea in the lastest edition of PLM what a model cool head tilt,shame about the tee
I paid good money for this mag' only to see this sh-t
edit-still PMSL
chrispychru
chrispychru

QLD

7932 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:55am
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62mac said...

Talk about clean up,just saw old mate asea in the lastest edition of PLM what a model cool head tilt,shame about the tee
I paid good money for this mag' only to see this sh-t
edit-still PMSL


told you mate. heard he also moonlights as a 6 star gigolo for a list celebrities
GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

17 Jan 2012 7:53am
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Daneli said...

Thanks can't seem to find the old specialist surfboard cleaner.

I've got a citrus cleaner that I thought might do the job. Turps is also easy to get.

I only need it to tidy up the bottoms of a fe boards where there is a bit of grime/wax from laying on other boards etc.

Cheer


Turps + paper towels... too easy!
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:01am
If your talking about cleaning your sup's course sandpaper works a treat [}:)]

Car polish and if you want to go to town use a buff on the end of your drill,comes up like new
doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:51am
Wax and grease remover (Prepsol) works best.
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 9:09am
Nah acid on sup's them grab a lighter [}:)]
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 9:11am
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chrispychru said...

62mac said...

Talk about clean up,just saw old mate asea in the lastest edition of PLM what a model cool head tilt,shame about the tee
I paid good money for this mag' only to see this sh-t
edit-still PMSL


told you mate. heard he also moonlights as a 6 star gigolo for a list celebrities


Pfff bloody poster boyNo wonder he doesn't talk anymore.
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

17 Jan 2012 1:43pm
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62mac said...

Nah acid on sup's them grab a lighter [}:)]


your so mean, how did sups come into it.

for your boards mac, i recommend dousing it in acetone for 24 hours
indian
indian

QLD

71 posts

17 Jan 2012 1:50pm
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laceys lane said...

62mac said...

Nah acid on sup's them grab a lighter [}:)]


your so mean, how did sups come into it.

for your boards mac, i recommend dousing it in acetone for 24 hours


told you lacey go easy on the longboard crew
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

17 Jan 2012 2:05pm
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indian said...

laceys lane said...

62mac said...

Nah acid on sup's them grab a lighter [}:)]


your so mean, how did sups come into it.

for your boards mac, i recommend dousing it in acetone for 24 hours


told you lacey go easy on the longboard crew


haha, ok. tell me if i'm wrong, but i think indian speak with forked tongue
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 12:06pm
I know who india is now
towball
towball

4634 posts

17 Jan 2012 12:08pm
Spill the beans
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62mac said...

I know who india is now


62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 12:09pm
He lives on Lacey Lane Palm Beach Gold Coast
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

17 Jan 2012 2:15pm
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62mac said...

He lives on Lacey Lane Palm Beach Gold Coast


so who is it??

btw mac, i didn't live on laceys lane.
husq2100
husq2100

QLD

2031 posts

17 Jan 2012 7:39pm
Hey Mac, what should I use if my SUP is made from PU and shaped by a longboard shaper???
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 5:48pm
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husq2100 said...

Hey Mac, what should I use if my SUP is made from PU and shaped by a longboard shaper???


OH OH I would then do the right thing,start with turps for any marks from the paddle,then I would go to super cheap auto and buy the finest car polish and buff with a drill attachment.

Make sure the BIG M logo is highly glossed

laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

17 Jan 2012 7:57pm
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62mac said...

husq2100 said...

Hey Mac, what should I use if my SUP is made from PU and shaped by a longboard shaper???


OH OH I would then do the right thing,start with turps for any marks from the paddle,then I would go to super cheap auto and buy the finest car polish and buff with a drill attachment.

Make sure the BIG M logo is highly glossed



ya going soft mac. i thought for sure you would say leave at home so nobody will ever know
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 6:02pm
I have a lot of time for Husq and that Makaha dude,always soft with friends
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:04pm
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62mac said...

I have a lot of time for Husq and that Makaha dude,always soft with friends


don't waste your time on makaha. he's a bad egg
husq2100
husq2100

QLD

2031 posts

17 Jan 2012 8:59pm
not a big Mac, but a MSJ........you might not have as much time for me when I come sweeping at your local




























btw I already have been!
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 7:03pm
I cant wait to run into you,what board are your riding/colour I may have seen you out
husq2100
husq2100

QLD

2031 posts

17 Jan 2012 9:07pm
10.6 mal sup Laguna Bay...no grip just wax, yellow rails with white deck. I think you may have been out there on sat morning with 50 million others
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

17 Jan 2012 7:19pm
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husq2100 said...

10.6 mal sup Laguna Bay...no grip just wax, yellow rails with white deck. I think you may have been out there on sat morning with 50 million others


Oh yes I saw ya I was on a 906 McT sup white had the go pro on board.
husq2100
husq2100

QLD

2031 posts

17 Jan 2012 9:24pm
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62mac said...

husq2100 said...

10.6 mal sup Laguna Bay...no grip just wax, yellow rails with white deck. I think you may have been out there on sat morning with 50 million others


Oh yes I saw ya I was on a 906 McT sup white had the go pro on board.


hahahaha good on ya....and that wasnt 906

I thought I saw a pussy cat
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