Sunny you might try a bit of bleach in a spray bottle, rinse well.

 

It will go away with sun exposure over time. Maybe spray with lemon juice? Thats what we do for my son's poopy diapers when they start getteing stained. Lemon juice and sun...

 

Goes away over time. The trick is to keep flying rats away from the boat. I have a few CD disks hanging on nylon threads, turning with a wind. Seems to work fairly well.

 

Try Roll Off and a good brushing.

 

Poop Removal

I've had good luck with Greased Lightening.

Try it first in an inconspicuous area. It's powerful stuff and not available in all States.

craig

 

I've found Meguiar's non-skid deck cleaner to work well. As the others mentioned, the sun will bleach what remains.

 

Try peroxide. Test it on a small spot first. It will remove a lot of stains.

 

If other methods fail, go with the original:

http://www.birdshitremover.co.uk/

Messy job..

 

I'd buy that just because of the name!

 

There was a part bottle of that Greased lightening left on the boat from the PO when I bought her. It went a long way helping me to clean her up, worked great on fiberglass. It's gone and I can't find it here in Ontario.

 

Greased Lightening



Yeah.. I'm from NY and you can't get it there.. But I live in SC now and it is available... My parents used to own a Marina while I was in college, so I cleaned boats for tuition money (Ok.. beer money) and that's when I started using it.

***CAUTION: WEAR GLOVES and USE IN WELL VENTILATED AREA***

So... for whatever reason.. some States, (and apparently countries) have restrictions on the stuff.. or distributors just don't carry it.

I just used it to clean below decks... It's amazing how "bright" the interior is now.

Bird Poo? Bring it on!

They even have a new "Citrus" version now!

craig

 

Yes, unless you use vinegar and water, you have to use with caution. What really struck me was how good this stuff worked though. I had two cockpit cushions left to clean when I ran out of the Greased lightening. They are the blue sponge type. I didn't think anything would bring them back to the first mate's standard and I was ready to replace them. I had a enough to do one and it looked like new. No matter how many times I scrubbed the second one, with various cleaners, it never came as clean as the one that got quickly cleaned up with the Greased Lightening.