Streak Preventer
Black streaks on a boat's hull can be a nuisance to boaters.
October 1, 2006
Black streaks on a boat's hull, caused by deck water runoff, can be a nuisance to boaters. Instead
of trying to clean them off with a chemical spray solution three or four times a year, prevent them
from ever occurring with Ironwood Pacific Outdoors' StreaX ($7.95,
www.ironwoodpacific.com). StreaX are
plastic extensions that redirect water away from the side of the hull. Simply install at every
drainage point, and watch them work. They're made from a clear material and are applied under the
boat's rub rail, so once they're installed, they're virtually invisible. The only thing you see is
the advantage of them working.
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