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2019 Malibu Boats, LLC Owner’s Manual • Page 175
Carpets and Mats
The carpets and mats available through Malibu are constructed
of durable, marine-grade material. Occasionally washing with a mild
detergent (such as Dawn dishwashing soap) and warm water is
required. Commercial carpet cleaners (such as Woolite Spray Carpet
Cleaner) are also acceptable.
After cleaning, thoroughly rinse the detergent or cleaner out of
the carpet or mat and into the bilge.
Allow the boat to remain uncovered for several days to air dry
and avoid mold and mildew. See the
Canvas and Upholstery sections
for more information on mold and mildew development and how
critical it is to avoid.
Swim Board
Malibu uses high quality fiberglass and rubber composites
to construct swim boards. These durable boards should also
periodically receive a thorough cleaning. Use only mild detergents
and warm water or marine-industry based cleaners that are approved
for use on fiberglass and rubber.
Avoid using ArmorAll or
similar types of rubber-shine
products. These will actually
accelerate deterioration of the product, rather than
protecting it. Such damage is not covered under warranty.
Hull and Deck Finishes
The majority of the finish surface of the hull and deck is a
fiberglass-reinforced resin. While the boat material is sturdy, to
ensure an enjoyable experience while boating, the fiberglass-and-
resin layers and gel coat finish (where the paint is embedded) is very
thin—only a few millimeters in depth. To keep it looking like new, it is
important to keep it clean and waxed.
Only a mild detergent and warm water should be used to clean
these surfaces. Avoid all harsh cleaners as they will quickly erode the
finish.
Use only a mild detergent,
such as dishwashing soap,
and warm water to wash
the fiberglass-and-resin and gel coat finishes on the boat.
Harsh detergents and cleaners will quickly damage the
finish, and this is not covered under warranty.
If you choose to wash the boat at a car wash, do so with care.
Stay back from the boat surface to avoid potential damage from the
high-pressure sprayer, and do not use the soap setting as most car-
wash soaps are intended to deal with highway-type debris such as
salt, road tar and similar environmental hazards. Wash the boat by
hand with mild detergent as noted above, and then rinse carefully.
Stainless Steel, Chrome and
Aluminum Components
The boat has been constructed with various metal components, all
of which require special attention during routine care. Decomposition
occurs, resulting in rust and/or corrosion, and it is accelerated when
the boat is operated in salt water.
Damage that occurs to the
boat as result of corrosion
is not covered under the
warranty!
While Malibu uses quality metal components chosen for their
durability as well as attractive appearance, all metal eventually reacts
to exposure to water. Therefore, part of the care and maintenance of
metal requires that it is kept clean and dry. After an outing, rinse the
metal pieces as well as the rest of the boat, allowing, at minimum,
a thorough air drying. To avoid spotting and discoloring, drying with
a soft rag or towel will keep the new-boat look for many seasons to
come. It is also wise to wash all metal components when you wash
your boat as this will help prevent moisture from affecting the surface.
Waxing these metal components will also help to preserve the finish.
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