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Vinyl Cleaner & Protector
Lift mold and mildew stains, then shield vinyl from the sun — bleach-free.
Size: 32oz
Vinyl Revive · 32oz
Safe on these surfaces
Coverage
≈ 250 sq ft of vinyl per 32 oz bottle
A 24 ft boat (~168 sq ft of vinyl & canvas) takes about 1 bottle of Vinyl Revive to treat it all.
Rough estimate from typical topside area — real use varies with prep, surface, and conditions.
Shake well, then spray Vinyl Revive generously onto the vinyl or canvas surface.
Allow up to 5 minutes to penetrate and loosen dirt, grime, and mold and mildew stains.
Scrub with a soft-to-firm brush as needed, repeat on stubborn spots, then rinse with water or wipe clean.
For the protective finish, end with a light, even mist and wipe dry with a microfiber cloth — the same quick pass works for upkeep between deep cleans.
Bleach-free cleaner with a UV-protectant blend. UV-protection durability reflects in-house testing; real-world results vary with sun exposure, cleaning frequency, and conditions.
Bleach-free doesn't mean weak: it pulls mold and mildew stains, oils, dirt, and grime off seats and canvas, then leaves a UV-protective finish behind so your vinyl keeps looking new, trip after trip.
Lift mold and mildew stains, then shield vinyl from the sun — bleach-free.
Feedback from our pre-launch field-test crew — verified-purchase reviews start rolling in at launch.
“See the photo, that was real mildew”
“One bottle instead of two”
I used to carry a cleaner and a separate protectant under the console. This does both and the seats dry matte instead of shiny. Also the trigger sprayer is actually good, doesn't dribble down your hand. Small thing but it matters.
“Took two rounds on the worst spots”
Pulled the tritoon out of winter storage and the back bench had some deep-set mildew. Most of it wiped right off but the bad spots needed a second pass with a soft brush. They DID come out though, which is more than I can say for the last two products I tried.
“Helm seat feels like vinyl again”
my helm seat was getting that stiff, dried-out feel at the seams. Been wiping it down with this every few weeks over the winter and it's gone soft again. Charleston sun is brutal so we'll see what summer does to it.
“Finally one that isn't greasy”
Every protectant I've tried turns the seats into a slip-n-slide. This dries matte and you can sit on it in a wet bathing suit without shooting off the bow.
“Does what it says”
Keep the bowrider under a cover all winter up here and the vinyl was getting stiff and dull. Couple wipes with this and the seats look new again. Smells fine, not greasy. No complaints.
“We're boat people now, apparently”
My husband came home in March with a 1998 Bayliner off Facebook Marketplace and announced we were boat people now. The seats were the color of weak coffee. Three weekends, a shop vac, a new bilge pump and a LOT of YouTube later, we finally got to the cosmetic stuff. This was the one thing that worked like the video said it would. Seats are white again, mostly. The carbs still need work but that's not this company's problem.
Yes. Vinyl Revive is a bleach-free formula, so it cleans and protects without bleach harming your vinyl, stitching, or canvas.
Yes — that's the point. It lifts mold and mildew stains, oils, and grime, then leaves behind a UV-protective finish, so you skip the separate conditioner step.
Used as directed, Vinyl Revive leaves a UV-protective finish that guards against sun fade for up to 6 months. Reapply after a heavy scrub-down or a long stretch of full-sun exposure.
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