Deck Hand

“Cleaned up after two mahi and a sunburned crew”

That deck had fish blood, chum drips, and sunscreen footprints on it six hours before this photo. Sprayed Deck Hand straight from the bottle, soft brush, rinse. Done. No harsh fumes while I worked, which matters when you're scrubbing in the Keys sun.

“Black streaks finally gone”

The black streaks under our rub rail laughed at regular boat soap for two seasons. This stuff, a minute to sit, a rag — gone. Bought it for the deck, now I use it on basically everything topside.

“Great cleaner, I just burn through it”

Glass, dash, vinyl, gelcoat, it does all of it without streaks. Four stars only because I go through a bottle a month, though that's probably me spraying like it's free. Havasu dust is relentless.

“The bottle that lives at the helm”

spray, wipe, done. It's the one bottle that never goes back in the dock box. Took grease off the engine cover and scuffs off my white fenders too.

“Guests think I pay a detailer”

Quick once-over on the helm, the glass, and the table before people step aboard and the whole boat reads freshly detailed. A buddy on the dock genuinely asked who does my detailing, so that's the review.

“good stuff”

Got dried fish dip off white vinyl. Enough said.

“Replaced three bottles under the bow seat”

I had a glass cleaner, some vinyl wipes, and an all-purpose spray from the marina store all rolling around under the bow seat. This replaced all three. Goose droppings on the deck, pollen all over the furniture in June, dried ice cream from the grandkids, it gets it. Two gripes. The trigger on my first bottle got stiff after a few weeks, the second bottle has been fine. And I wish they sold a gallon refill, nobody needs this many spray triggers. Otherwise no notes.