Cover Care

[JKM]

I have read that Armour-All is not the best cleaner to use on a spa cover. I'd like to know what everyone is using to keep their cover clean and how often should it be cleaned.

-Joel

[r5ran]

I have read that Armour-All is not the best cleaner to use on a spa cover. I'd like to know what everyone is using to keep their cover clean and how often should it be cleaned.

-Joel

Hi,

Do a search, and you'll find that one product stands above all, 303 Protectant.

I tried it and it does work well.

Thanks, Randy

http://www.spadepot.com/shop/303-Protectan...oz-P758C57.aspx

[KIALDA]

I have read that Armour-All is not the best cleaner to use on a spa cover. I'd like to know what everyone is using to keep their cover clean and how often should it be cleaned.

-Joel

Hi,

Do a search, and you'll find that one product stands above all, 303 Protectant.

I tried it and it does work well.

Thanks, Randy

http://www.spadepot.com/shop/303-Protectan...oz-P758C57.aspx

Exactly, and they have a cleaner to..

[BlueSpa]

I have read that Armour-All is not the best cleaner to use on a spa cover. I'd like to know what everyone is using to keep their cover clean and how often should it be cleaned.

-Joel

Hi,

Do a search, and you'll find that one product stands above all, 303 Protectant.

I tried it and it does work well.

Thanks, Randy

http://www.spadepot.com/shop/303-Protectan...oz-P758C57.aspx

Exactly, and they have a cleaner to..

The product I like best for vinyl, rubber, etc. protection is Vinylex - it's a cleaner and protectant with UV stabilizers, made by Lexol, the same folks that make a great leather care product. I've used Vinylex for MANY years on our cars with great success - but knowing a car isn't a spa I also purchased some 303 Protectant and have used it on our cover too.

One question though - do you guys put protectant on the UNDERSIDE of the cover??? (Granted this side gets much chemical breakdown, I just didn't think you'd want any protectant residues dripping into the spa so had only treated the top - weather degraded side. If treating the inside then I'd stay with the 303 that others seem to find success with.)