Hard-water spots on your boat and engine will not make your boat run slower. But they don’t help it either. Show
Hard-water spots are unsightly, annoying and not something you want to see every time you look at your otherwise awesome boat and engine. In this Mercury Quick Tip, we’ll show you the quick and easy way to get rid of water spots and make your rig live up to its full visual potential. Yes, the hard-water spots will eventually reappear, but once you know how easy it is to combat them, you’ll never tolerate them again. play video 
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How do I get water stains off my boat?Go get one cup of white vinegar, then mix it in two gallons of water. Dip a clean cloth into the solution, and then wipe your boat down. Rinse with warm water afterwards, then squeegee for a thorough clean. Easy peasy!
What dissolves hard water spots?There are plenty of DIY natural remedies out there, but we find that the best hard water stain remover is a paste of white vinegar and baking soda. Spread over affected surfaces, let it sit for 30 minutes, then wipe clean with a dry microfiber cloth to quickly brighten bathroom surfaces.
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