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For those that have encountered mildew growing on 5200 used around consoles or deck plates, have you found anything that works well to remove it?

Re: mildew on 5200

Spray bleach, then rinse off.

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Clorox Kleenup (same thing) also cleans mildew from about anything else too..

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will give it a try first thing in the morning. pretty unsightly stuff...

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Welcome to Florida ! Let it Grow, takes about 2 Months.Cultivate it, if left for this time it will be approx.a 1" matt.Let it dry for about 4 days in the sun(No Rain)Very Important.After drying add seasonings/mix preferable Tony Chaghere's(La.)Let this dry another day or so to marry the flavors.Then You can use ! It makes a great garnish,Add to dishes as a seasoning distinctive taste.Heck, if They can eat Sea Weed in California then try this! :eek:
Take it out! It will come back! Replace with the "Moldless" sealent/silicone. Forgot the # , made by the same & mines packed away! Green or blue tube.Clorox is OK but it will destroy a lot of things it splashes on.Corrosive!
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Take it out! It will come back! Replace with the "Moldless" sealent/silicone.

best solution I've heard yet, thanks :cool: