Begin by removing loose salt, grime, and debris with the Captain’s Musket foam cannon. This powerful spray tool connects to your garden hose and delivers a high-pressure pre-rinse. The multiple spray settings make it easy to adjust for different surfaces, from delicate paintwork to tough hull materials Chassis Flush Solution 1L.
Step 2: Apply Salty Captain Salt Wash Detergent Next, fill the foam cannon bottle with Salty Captain Salt Wash Detergent. This marine-specific cleaner is designed to lift and dissolve salt without damaging the finish. Apply a thick layer of foam across the boat's exterior—especially where salt and grime accumulate most.
Step 3: Agitate Stubborn Areas Using a soft brush or sponge, agitate the foam in trouble areas like around cleats, anchors, and outboard brackets. Salty Captain’s detergent works well with minimal effort, but giving stubborn areas a scrub ensures a flawless clean venturi water vacuum.
Step 4: Rinse Thoroughly Use the Musket again or a standard hose to rinse off the detergent. Be sure to flush out drains and gaps where salt can hide. Let the surface air dry or use a microfibre towel for a streak-free finish.
Step 5: salty captain musket gun Don’t forget the inside! Hook up your Salty Captain Engine Flush Kit and run fresh water through your outboard. The flush solution helps break down salt deposits, protects internal components, and extends engine life.
Step 6: Use the FlowVac Vacuum for Excess Water After a full clean, use the FlowVac Venturi Water Vacuum to remove any leftover puddles from the deck or bilge. It's lightweight, needs no power source, and is extremely effective.
Step 7: Apply a Protective Finish Use Salty Captain’s finishing products to protect your surfaces from UV rays and salt residue. Their wax sprays and detailers add shine and defense to your hard-earned clean.
Conclusion Keeping your boat spotless doesn’t have to be hard. With Salty Captain’s high-quality marine cleaning products, you get a system that works together—saving you time, effort, and money. The ultimate routine? It starts and ends with Salty Captain.