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Drift Marine Co.

SCRUB DOWN

HIGH FOAMING BOAT WASH CONCENTRATE

SCRUB DOWN

Regular price $14.99
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Lift the Dirt. Leave the Shine.

Massive, long-lasting foam clings to every surface, lifting away dirt, grime, and road film while lubricating the finish to prevent scratches and swirl marks. Whether you're using a foam cannon or a wash bucket, Scrub Down delivers a deep clean with a sparkling, streak-free finish—all from a biodegradable concentrate that dilutes up to 200:1.

Why Boaters Love It

  • Mountains of Free-Rinsing Foam → Creates mountains of thick, long-lasting suds that cling to surfaces for a safer, deeper clean and rinse away quickly with no cloudy residue.
  • Scratch Free Washing → Lubricating formula lifts contamination away to help prevent swirl marks and scratches.
  • Foam Cannon or Bucket Ready → Delivers professional results whether you're washing at home or at the marina.
  • Super Concentrated Formula → Dilutes up to 200:1 giving you incredible cleaning power from every bottle.
  • Safe on Virtually Everything → Cleans gelcoat, fiberglass, metal, trailers, wheels, tires, and more without harsh chemicals.
  • Environmentally Friendly Formula → Biodegradable formula for safe, worry-free washing.
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How to use it

The routine

The foam does the work. Give it time to lift the grit off the surface before anything touches the gelcoat.

01

Add 2–4 oz to a 5-gallon wash bucket, or use your foam cannon manufacturer’s recommended dilution.

02

Fill with water to generate thick foam.

03

Wash using a microfiber mitt, sponge, or soft wash brush.

04

Rinse thoroughly with fresh water before the soap dries.

Sizes
16 oz · 32 oz · 1 Gal
Dilution
Up to 200:1
Bucket dose
2–4 oz per 5 gal
Formula
Biodegradable
Where it works

Surfaces

Gelcoat Fiberglass Metal Trailers Wheels Tires

Not sure about a surface on your boat? Ask us before you spray.

From the shop

Get more out of it

Two bucketsOne for soap, one to rinse the mitt. Everything you rinse out is grit that would otherwise go back on the hull.
Top downWork from the hardtop to the waterline so runoff never carries dirt across panels you already washed.
Never let it dryRinse each section before the sun does. Dried soap is what leaves the spots you then have to remove.

Because the best shine starts with the safest wash.