Jet Ski Getting Sprayed
6 Easy Steps

How To Clean Your Jet Ski

Have you cleaned your jet ski recently? If you love your jet ski as much as we do, you'll want to keep it in tip top condition and prevent any corrosion. Just follow these simple steps so you can get back to cracking a cold one and enjoying your catch. 

What Do I Need?
  • Garden Hose
  • OR Pressure Washer
  • Foam Cannon
  • Foam Detergent
  • Leather Conditioner
  • Spray Wax
  • Microfibre Wash Mitt
  • Microfibre Drying Towel
  • Microfibre Cloth
Salt Wash Being Poured

WASH

Fill your Foam Cannon with a pH neutral Foam Detergent to safely remove salt and grime without stripping any coatings. Connect your cannon to your Garden Hose or Pressure Washer (depending on which you're using). Spray a thick layer on foam onto your jet ski for a deep clean. 

Scrubbing Jet Ski

SCRUB

Once your jet ski is submerged give it a good old scrub-a-dub-dub with a Microfibre Wash Mitt, agitating any stubborn build up. This step is more important when using a garden hose as there is less pressure. 

Jet Ski Rinse

RINSE

Once you have allowed the detergent to dwell, rinse your jet ski with clean water from your Garden Hose or Pressure Washer. For best results work in a slow side to side motion from the bottom up. 

Large Drying Towel

DRY

Use a Microfibre Drying Towel to thoroughly dry your jet ski and soak up any residual water. This step will help prevent any nasty watermarks from being left on the bodywork. 

Leather Conditioner Treating Seats

PROTECT

Treat your seats with a Leather Conditioner. For a matte finish rub the surface with a dry fluff free Microfibre Cloth.  

Spray Wax

SHINE

Finally, use a Spray Wax for
a hydrophobic coating and a high-level gloss finish. This will protects your bodywork and leave surfaces spotless. 

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