RESCUING The MILDEW Covered Interior On My $500 1966 SeaRay BOAT

My $500 1966 SeaRay SRV180 (18ft) is nasty inside, after sitting out for over 10 years it was full of trash and water. Today we're going to clean up the interior and try to remove the mildew stains from the seats and other vinyl. Everything worked better than I expected and I feel at home in the boat already! I just need to get the unknown V6 engine with the Carter RBS carburetor running and check the lights. The plan is to get it on the water one time, then sell it in the next few weeks.

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