Remove ugly mildew and mold stains from boat seats, covers, vinyl, plastic, fiberglass, canvas, rubber, tile, and grout.
Spray, let it sit, and rinse clean for most buildup instead of scrubbing every stain from the start.
Works on interior and exterior surfaces around boats, RVs, bathrooms, patios, and outdoor gear.
Heavy set in stains may only need light scrubbing after the formula sits.
Choose 22 oz for spot work or 1 gallon when the cleaning list is bigger.
More Details
Available in 22 oz and 1 gallon variants.
Designed to remove stains from mildew and mold.
Use on vinyl, plastic, fiberglass, canvas, rubber, tile, and grout.
Application is spray on, allow to sit, and rinse clean.
Heavy set in stains may require light scrubbing.
Use on boat seats, covers, RV surfaces, bathrooms, patios, and similar areas.
Description
Better Boat Mildew Stain Remover is made for the ugly stains that show up on boat seats, covers, vinyl, canvas, tile, grout, and other surfaces exposed to moisture. It is useful around boats, RVs, bathrooms, patios, and outdoor gear.
A simple spray, wait, and rinse process handles most buildup, with light scrubbing for heavier set in stains. Choose 22 oz for regular spot cleaning or 1 gallon for larger jobs.
Our Shipping Rates and Speeds
All orders under $60 ship for $6.99
Orders over $60 ship for FREE
You can expect to receive your items in 3 to 7 days in almost all scenarios
90% of orders arrive in 4 days or less
Try our boat stain remover risk free for 30 days. If you are not satisfied, get a full refund.
Apply solution directly onto the surface to be treated. Allow solution to sit on stains until they disappear. Rinse thoroughly with clean, fresh water. Repeat if necessary. For stubborn or old stains, some light scrubbing may be needed. Safe to use on vinyl upholstery, chairs, cushions, canopies, bimini tops, awnings, tile, grout, mats, shower stalls, shower curtains, boat tops, and similar surfaces. Avoid prolonged contact with metals or porcelain. Do not use on wood or painted surfaces unless you plan to refinish or repaint them. Test for colorfastness in an inconspicuous area before use.
