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Inside or out, spring cleaning is fast and easy with FSR

by Martin Flory Group 27 Mar 2018 07:13 PDT
Spring cleaning is fast and easy with FSR © Martin Flory Group

Whether a boat has spent the winter on the hard or in the water, spring commissioning is here and it's time to clean. Few products make the job as easy as FSR™ Fiberglass Stain Remover from Davis Instruments. Inside or out, it quickly tackles the toughest grime and stains.

FSR is a fast-acting, non-abrasive gel, so it won't damage glossy surfaces. It removes gelcoat discoloration and is safe to use on paint. Oily exhaust, waterline scum, and rust dripping down the hull from chain plates or on stainless steel fittings are no match for the product. Below deck, it's perfect for the head and galley. It's tough enough to clean road tar off a trailered boat, yet gentle and effective on fabric and sailcloth.

Using a brush, cloth, roller or sponge, FSR is easy to apply. It's a gel, so there's little wasted product from the 470mL jar. After a few minutes, it's simply wiped off and rinsed. For so little effort, the results are remarkable.

For large, multiple projects, there's FSR Big Job. Ideal for boatyards and marinas, it's the same effective formula, but in a convenient 2L jug with handle.

For more information contact Davis Instruments, Tel: +1-510-732-9229; Fax: +1-510-732-9188. In Europe: Davis Marine; Tel: +31 (0)78 6194316; Fax: +31 (0)78 6192689, Email: or visit www.davisnet.com.

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