Teak oil stains of fiberglass

[weinie]

What's the best way to remove old teak oil stains from fiberglass.
I've tried the following unsucessfullly:
Goo gone
soft scrub w/ bleach
fantastik
fleet wax cleaner

The fleet wax seems to work the best but it dosnt work that great and takes a heck of alot of elbow grease.

Trying to avoid goof off, mineral spirits, acetone, etc so i don't ruin the gelcoat or vinyl surfaces.

Any ideas?

[JRA1968]

Some types of stains come off pretty well with mineral oil. You can get it at any drug store. Good Luck

[Tempest]

Not teak oil but I had some cetol stains, and I used a fine razor and managed to scrape them off without scratching the fiberglass. They weren't large stains though..more like drops
Cetol may have more solids...than the oil...

I had tried all the usual suspects..soft scrub etc. to no avail.

[RichH]

If 'true' teak oil, then any 'strong' caustic detergent will lift/dissolve teak oil.
Examples: TriSodiumPhosphate (TSP), Lye soap or lye (use with caution), Sodium Silicate based detergents, etc. Apply full strength, let soak, scrub .... then re-wax the area. ;-)

[Stucker]

The answer is acetone.

Literally it's wipe on wipe off.

It may remove the wax from the fiberglass so have some wax to apply in case it does.

Steve