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Cleaning inflatable boats is easy if you have the right tools and equipment and have a basic understanding of what you are doing. Cleaning Hypalon and cleaning PVC or Polyurethane fabrics requires the same cleaners and techniques to get great results. Using the wrong inflatable boat cleaners or tools can have disastrous results and sometimes […] No matter where you live, there will come a time when you have to store your inflatable boat away. How should you accomplish this? Storage is an important part of inflatable boat maintenance and should not be taken lightly. In order to store you boat, you should find a dry, clean place that does not […] Inflatable boat trailers must have lights to use them on public roads. Trailers for wide or heavy boats may also need brakes or extra lights. Most small boats up to about 16 feet are less than 80 inches wide and weigh less than 2,000 pounds. If your boat or trailer is wider, you might have […] All you need is piece of plywood, vinyl fabric and foam. All that you can find in a local Wall-Mart. then was already outlined on page below. Instruction is very simple and strait-forward. All you need is piece of plywood, vinyl fabric and foam. All that you can find in a local Wall-Mart. This […] Here are the step-by-step instructions for deflating and folding your boat. These are the steps you should follow to correctly inflate the boat: Steps for assembly inflatable boat with an air floor: 1. Inflate all tubes to approximately 75% full. 2. Insert boat seats in designated spots. 3. Place deflated air floor inside the boat. The grey plywood board should be facing the keel. Make sure […] Keep in mind that the best place to keep you boat during the winter is indoors in a dry climate. 1) Wash your boat with soap and water. Make sure you’ve given your boat plenty of time to dry before storage. 2) Spray and wipe your boat down with. 3) If you store your boat […] That is totally up to you. If you take good care of your boat, it may last 5-10 years. If you do not take proper care of the boat, it will only last up to its warranty period. However, abused and mishandled boats are not covered by the warranty. To extend the lifetime of your […] Removing sticky goo old adhesives leave behind keeps PVC inflatable boats looking good and primed for improvements. New glue will not adhere over old glue, so sticky residue must be cleaned before making repairs. Use a cleaning agent made for PVC inflatable boats to make the job easier and to protect the integrity of the […] No matter where you live, there will come a time when you have to store your inflatable boat away. How should you accomplish this? Storage is an important part of inflatable boat maintenance and should not be taken lightly. In order to store you boat, you should find a dry, clean place that does not […] |
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