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    #1

    Mildew removal

    Does anyone have a good solution for getting the mildew stains off the seat cushions? This offseason seemed to hit my cushions pretty hard.
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    FANTASTIC AND MAGIC ERASER.....
    Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity. Albert Einstein

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      #3
      Dura Gloss 541 vinyl Cleaner and Mildew Buster. Works Great!!!!!! Spray on, drink cold one, rinse off
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        #4
        Mildew removal

        Magic eraser and lots of elbow grease. Then 303 Vinyl cleaner.

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          #5
          Sunshine.
          You'll get your chance, smart guy.

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            #6
            I agree with all of the others, but here is another option.

            I met this guy at a boat show a few years ago.

            http://www.gordonferon.com/adieu-mildew/adieu1.htm
            http://www.gordonferon.com/marine/marine.htm
            Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997

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              #7
              Gonna give it a try, winter kills my white seats, even when I open the cover on sunny days to let it dry out.

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                #8
                Originally posted by TeamAllen View Post
                I agree with all of the others, but here is another option.

                I met this guy at a boat show a few years ago.

                http://www.gordonferon.com/adieu-mildew/adieu1.htm
                http://www.gordonferon.com/marine/marine.htm
                I bought this stuff and it does not work all that well. Maybe in a washing machine, but not dilluted and applied. In fact, I even washed a mildewed outdoor cover in the wash and that did'nt even take the mildew out? So I'd say save your money and try other ideas offered here.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by ggalbraith View Post
                  Magic eraser and lots of elbow grease. Then 303 Vinyl cleaner.

                  +1 here.

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                    #10
                    magic eraser and tilex. I didn't even have to scrub and it was pretty bad. The first day out I forgot my sunglasses and was pretty much blinded the whole time out due to it being so bright!

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                      #11
                      The magic eraser I have used with great results (it is magic), but I have some really stubborn mildew spots that it will not budge. Tilex sounds great, but how does it affect the vinyl?

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                        #12
                        It hasn't had any bad effects so far. I put some vinyl conditioner on after I clean it though. My kids are going to trash my vinyl before anything I clean it with will.
                        My brother had some bad spots on his vinyl too and he used diluted bleach on the spots using a terry cloth and once he got the spots off he used a vinyl conditioner to keep the vinyl from damage.
                        I've never used bleach but it worked from him, I would imagine you shouldn't get it on your thread or carpet.

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