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05-08-19, 14:55
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Thanks for all the replies, yes I agree soap has to be part of the proper solution to this problem for sure. I admit I was optimistic that just water would do the job.
This is a large object to clean so I have to borrow a water trough to be able to get it in to and be able to agitate it properly. I was hoping for a quicker result. Thanks all
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05-08-19, 15:44
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Use your bath tub. Make sure the significant other is away that day.
I have always found that those nets can get quite dry and crinkly. Try spraying a small portion with some armourall and see the difference that makes to the material. I have done that to the vehicle tarps when they have aged and it makes a world of difference. Last edited by rob love; 05-08-19 at 21:32.
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05-08-19, 18:50
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My go to source for all things knowledgeable these days is YouTube. A quick search found this video.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JdOwTN4-n1I
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