303 Marine & Recreation Multi-Surface Cleaner

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303 Marine & Recreation Multi-Surface Cleaner is a great all-in-one cleaner that is safe for all types of surfaces. Shop 303 Multi-Surface Cleaner today!
303 Marine & Recreation Multi-Surface Cleaner - Gallon 303 cleaner products are recognized to be some of the best on the market for marine and recreational applications. They have been a world leader for over 30 years for their top-of-the-line cleaners and protectants. The 303 multi-surface cleaner is a great all-in-one cleaner that is safe for all types of surfaces and perfect for cleaning up all the surfaces on your boat after a day out on the water. This multipurpose 303 cleaner is formulated to be safe on vinyl, rubber, plastics, stainless steel, aluminum, and wicker and is designed to counteract the harmful effects of the marine elements. Hard to remove stains disappear in a few minutes with this 303 cleaner, and it helps restore surfaces back to their original luster with no greasy residue. This product is great to use before applying 303 protectant products. Safe to Use On: Fabrics - 303 Multi-Surface Cleaner works on all water-safe fabrics such as boat covers, bimini tops, and awnings. Stainless Steel and Chrome - Use 303 Multi-Surface to clean up your boat's interior and galley after a family outing. Vinyl, Rubber and Plastics - Remove dirt and watermarks. Perfect to use before sealing with 303 Aerospace Protectant. Metal, Aluminum, and Wicker - 303 Multi-Surface Cleaner's unique formula doesn't leave behind greasy residue. Key Features: 1 Gallon Size No greasy residue Safely brightens and rejuvenates surface Leaves surface looking new every time How to Use 303 Marine & Recreation Multi-Surface Cleaner Spray on spot until wet. Agitate with a medium-soft brush or wet cloth. Wipe up stain and excess cleaner with a damp cloth, rinsing out cloth in clean water as necessary. Let fabric dry. For heavier soils, increase agitation and soak time. Repeat as many times as necessary. **Both new and old labeling are pictured above.