Grease splatter on Non Skid

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MichaelNJ

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While grilling, some grease dripped on my swim platform. I tried Star-Brite Nonskid deck cleaner, Dawn, Hull cleaner and Oven Cleaner, all with a stiff brush. Nothing is removing it completely. Any suggestions? Maybe comet or Barkeepers Friend? I didn't have any on the boat.
 
I keep a gallon of "Supper Clean" in the boat box. You get it in the automotive department or auto parts store.
If you can't get it clean with that, you can't get it clean.
 
Get a medium bristle carpet cleaning brush that fits in a drill. Use whatever you favorite cleaner is with it and it will deep clean inside the crevices of the non skid.
 
I keep a spray bottle of LA's Totally Awesome Cleaner on the boat and have yet to see anything it will not clean. Including drippings from my grill on the side of the hull.

You can get it at the dollar stores.
 
Thanks Everyone. I'm going to try Barkeeper's friend next. If that doesn't work, I'll look for Super Clean and LA's. Always looking for a good general purpose de-greaser. I use Spray 9 and Greased Lightning and some others.
 
It's pretty aggressive non skid. The Magic Eraser would not get into the low parts. I never use Magic Eraser on the smooth gel coat because it is agressive and will take off some of the gloss. It's tempting to use on skid marks because it's so effective. If the grease was on the smooth part, I would just use a cleaner wax.
 
First I would try WF 40 with baking soda on top. Let it sit overnight
 
I stopped at the boat this morning. Surprisingly, all of the spots were completely gone without a trace. Thank you Jersey City Acid Rain!
 
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