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As Im sure most of you have your ways of cleaning the Boat cover , I thought i would share what I did this morning before we set off for the day.

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That's a great tech tip Matt. Nice post! How much do you charge?

AsLan7 wrote: Sat Sep 15, 2018 3:06 pm .
That's a great tech tip Matt. Nice post! How much do you charge?

Its not how much does he charge its how much did he pay that guy. I know his voice and I've seen him. That was a much younger Matt. I can't believe you paid someone to wash your cover. Lmao

AsLan7 wrote: Sat Sep 15, 2018 3:06 pm .
That's a great tech tip Matt. Nice post! How much do you charge?

Ha! Swing by pal.. no charge

Big Block Power wrote: Sat Sep 15, 2018 3:29 pm

Its not how much does he charge its how much did he pay that guy. I know his voice and I've seen him. That was a much younger Matt. I can't believe you paid someone to wash your cover. Lmao

Brutal.. you’re just used to my “make a buck look”.. That’s my “spend a buck look”. Oh I’m charging you . Lol

@cmattj - Please tell me more about the spot-free rinse system that you use..

Thanks in advance,
G

I went with CR spotless companies "Simple Chuck" . It will process 400 gallons of water, and the system takes cartridges that I exchange over the winter. (or when the display resins show red.)

Not just for Boats and cars , I use it on the house to rinse the windows and also can be used with a pressure washer that's rated at 1.2 gpm so it holds back the water long enough to do its thing.

Its a $400.00 investment going in. Ive had it 2 years now, and this winter I will finally exchange my cartridges (Its not even in the red yet) for $89.95.

Best investment I made, as I literately walk away after using it and have zero spotting on what ever I wash.



Here is the website
https://simplechuck.com/