Do you have mould on the inside of your boat cover? White mould or the well-known "weather stains"? That is fine to remove yourself. Follow the steps in this user manual. We tell you immediately which products you need.
Why removing mould is so important for your boat cover?
Your boat cover has a special coating on the inside of the fabric. Precisely this coating ensures watertightness of the boat cover. Mould can "eat" that coating. Small holes then appear. The result... the boat cover leaks and is difficult to make watertight.
So don’t wait too long!
Are you seeing mould emerging on the roof of your boat cover? If so, don't wait too long. Clean your boat cover as quickly as possible and more importantly... protect the fabric with a strong impregnating agent.
The best way to remove mould is to ensure that mould does not attach to the fabric.
Mould easily attaches to a dirty, damp boat cover. The best way to permanently remove mould is to ensure that the fabric dries quickly and stays clean longer.
So you don't do that by cleaning your boat cover every year with all kinds of cleaning agents, but by protecting the fabric in time!
Do you protect your boat cover with a strong impregnating agent and mould nevertheless gets on the fabric? Then you can remove that with water and a soft brush.
So make sure that your expensive boat cover always has the perfect protection. This is not only better for the environment, but also better for your valuable time and your wallet.
Give your boat cover extra protection with Sprayhood & Tent Protector:
- Make sure that your boat cover is well clean and dry. Instructions for use Boat cover Cleaning.
- Spray Ultramar Sprayhood & Tent Protector generously and evenly on the dry fabric. Use a plant sprayer, brush or spray.
- Immediately remove the impregnating agent from the deck and windows etc. Use a wet cloth.
- Allow the boat cover to dry well. Repeat the treatment if necessary.
- Is there still some impregnating agent on the deck? No problem! Simply remove with a little white spirits.
Make sure that your boat cover stays nice and clean. Don't give mould a chance to damage the fabric!