NEW ECO-FRIENDLY BOAT CLEANER WON’T STRIP WAX

Boat Cleaner

Sept 3, 2019

Most boat soaps rely on chemicals so harsh, they strip wax and are toxic to aquatic life. BoatLIFE, a division of Life Industries, has redeveloped its top-selling Boat Cleaner. Still made in the USA, the new eco-friendly formula won’t remove wax and other protectants, yet is extraordinarily tough on dirt and grime.

BoatLIFE Boat Cleaner quickly cleans gelcoat, clear coat, paint, varnished surfaces, marine canvas and sailcloth. Reef-friendly, it can be used in baitwells without concern and rinse water can run overboard. It’s so safe, it passes California and European guidelines for biodegradable products.

Concentrated, a mere four ounces of Boat Cleaner is all that’s needed to make one gallon of solution for use on a waxed boat. For tougher jobs, the amount can be doubled or even mixed one-to-one with salt or fresh water. Applied with a sponge, brush or towel, it’s worked in a circular pattern and thoroughly rinsed for a spot-free finish.

Celebrating 60 years, Life Industries Corporation formulates and manufactures a broad range of cleaners, waxes, sealants and restoration products. It is the first company to introduce a caulk specifically for use in the marine industry, back in 1959. Its products are used widely in the marine, RV and aeronautic industries by OEMs and DIYers. Visit: www.boatlife.com.

Related Posts





BC Marine Search and Rescue Responder Duncan Peacock wins 12th Annual Tim Jones Award

NMEA

By Mathew Channer

Duncan Peacock, resident of Kitimat BC and member of Kitimat Marine Search and Rescue and RCMSAR Unit 63, has been awarded the 12th annual Tim Jones Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Outdoor Community in British Columbia.

Peacock has been a member of Kitimat Marine Search and Rescue and RCMSAR Unit 63 for 31 years, making him one of the longest-serving members in the province.

Read More




Need to Catch up on News This Week?

Every Tuesday we publish a fresh Digest with informative articles pertaining to the Canadian boating and marine industry. Stay up to date with the latest products, research and industry developments.

Missed an Issue of Boating Industry Canada News Week? If you’re looking for a specific issue, or simply want to catch up on previous issues, check out our Boating Industry Canada News Week Archives.

Not signed up for News Week? Subscribe here.



Starcraft 1957 Ski Champ Replica Makes Waves

By Mathew Channer

Among the many shiny new boats at January’s Toronto International Boat Show a surprise contender stood out, a replica of the Starcraft 1957 Ski Champ, taking pride of place near the main entrance.

Read More



Top 10 Features of the RS Quest – Celebrating 10 Years!

Hubbell-Marine Stainless steel outlet covers

2025 is a pretty special year for RS Sailing, who are celebrating 10 years of the RS Quest! This training dinghy has become the go-to for sailing schools and youth programs all over the world. Initially created in partnership with the UK Sea Cadets to replace their aging fleet, designer Jo Richards and the RS Sailing development team wanted to make sure the RS Quest was built to break the mould.

Read More