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Boat Magic: Amazing before and after photos!

Take a peek at these amazing before and after photos! Boat Magic was used on Tuesday, June 14th, at the Wash on Wheels facility in Englewood, CO.

Look at these great results, the Boat Magic worked so fast! It is a great hull and bottom cleaner with 90% less fumes, and won't burn intact skin!

Features and Uses of Boat Magic

Boat Magic has many features and a variety of different uses.

FEATURES:
• Works up to twice as fast on marine stains when compared to the leading competitor.
• Up to 90% less fumes when compared to other acid based cleaners.
• Quarts and gallons ship ORM-D via UPS and FedEx.
• Eliminates the risk of burns to intact skin.
• One product - so many uses!


USES:
• Safe for use on fiberglass, rubber and steel hulls.
• Cleans outdrives and propellers, when used as directed.
• Use in raw water coolant systems to remove buildup.
• Great for use in both plastic and porcelain marine toilets to clean tough waterlines

Q: How is this different from regular muriatic?

A: For one thing, it won’t burn your skin like generic muriatic or the other boat hull cleaners out there that have muriatic in them. Just make sure you don’t have any open cuts or anything. Also, it doesn’t have the awful odor or fumes that muriatic does. Overall, it’s easier to work with and works as good or better than the other stuff out there.

Q: My boat is painted. Is Boat Magic OK on painted surfaces?

A: Muriatic isn’t a solvent, so the standard paint used as a finish on steel and fiberglass hulls should be ok. Bottom paint is a different story. Some bottom paints are designed to slowly wear off, which keeps barnacles and other things from sticking (it’s like how the layers of a bar of soap peel away over time). Muriatic can wash this kind of paint off. Hard bottom or non-ablative paint probably won’t come off with BOAT Magic, but it could leach the anti-fouling agents from the paint. Long story short, use it before you apply bottom paint.

Question...

Q: I saw something online that said muriatic acid will ruin galvanized steel? The label on Boat Magic says that it’s user friendly. Does that mean that it’s not going to hurt my trailer?

A: The bottle says it has muriatic acid in it and the label says it’s equal to full strength, so I wouldn’t test it. Muriatic acid does react with aluminum by removing the zinc coating on the trailer and making it more rust-prone. What you need to do is either cover your trailer with a tarp or make sure you rinse it off multiple times while you’re cleaning. If you let it sit too long you’re running the risk of a rust problem.

Q: Is it okay to use this stuff on aluminum?

A: Check out the ‘how to use and FAQ’ link over on the right side of the page. It gives a pretty good list of the things it works best on. One thing they don’t recommend it on is light weight aluminum. Muriatic acid will react with the aluminum and make it look darker in spots. Worst case scenario, it’ll eat a hole in the aluminum if you leave it on there. Unless you’re going for the aged or worn-and-torn look, it’s probably not a good idea to use anything on your aluminum boat that has muriatic in it.