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alphaman 06-12-2016 02:52 PM

Minor problem
 
Is anyone have this issue with that has rear seats. The salt water is corrosion is reading up the buttons that hold the seat cushion to the back rest.

Does Anyone have a solution to this problem?



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alphaman 06-12-2016 02:53 PM

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Feesherman 06-12-2016 05:17 PM

I can't make sense of what da problem is. Perhaps an edit is in order

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redaddiction 06-12-2016 05:52 PM

Because they are not stainless more than likely.

specknation 06-12-2016 06:13 PM

They look to be stainless, just did not appear to ever been sprayed down with fresh water. Good idea to do that on any stainless hardware on your boat after saltwater use.

alphaman 06-12-2016 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feesherman (Post 797974)
I can't make sense of what da problem is. Perhaps an edit is in order

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The cushion snaps on to the back rest. The button are corroded from the salt water.


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calcutta37 06-12-2016 08:19 PM

You have to clean it after every time you go out. Salt will eat through everything.

calcutta37 06-12-2016 08:21 PM

Is your boat that dirty. The pics make it look like it hasn't been cleaned in a few trips??

alphaman 06-12-2016 08:27 PM

Mainly dust and pollen from live oak tree in front my house . Shes been siting for a little while. All that wipes right off. Nothing to worry about
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calcutta37 06-12-2016 08:57 PM

Well the snaps shouldn't fall off that easy. I have a 15 year old fish master in my drive way and all the snaps are still there.

alphaman 06-12-2016 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by calcutta37 (Post 798019)
Well the snaps shouldn't fall off that easy. I have a 15 year old fish master in my drive way and all the snaps are still there.

It's the salt water. That's eating them up. I'll figure something out

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TroutSupport.com 06-13-2016 04:30 AM

Even if they are stainless, they'll still corrode some. Like above, have to rinse and probably even corrosion x them a little.

alphaman 06-13-2016 04:53 AM

Corrosion X sounds like that's what I need. This isn't he second time these button broke

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specktator 06-13-2016 09:35 AM

Went offshore with a customer the other day. He's got a 42' yacht. While cleaning up, I watched him put Vasoline on all his snaps to his new cabin cover. Seemed like a pretty good idea.

latravcha 06-13-2016 10:33 AM

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Vaseline is used to lubricate snaps to make them easier to snap and unsnap. This will help prevent the snaps being pulled from the material.

I would suggest anyone who fishes in salt water spray their boat and trailer down with salt away after every trip. I have used it on my last 2 boats and never had an issue with corrosion.

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Speck Attack 06-13-2016 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by alphaman (Post 798009)
The cushion snaps on to the back rest. The button are corroded from the salt water.


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Little TLC and some elbow grease:D....salt water is a Motha...on steel...yes even Stainless. try to remember to do a good wash down of everything each time you make a trip in saltwater. also get you a can of Fluid-film to apply a lite coat to the snaps...

Speck Attack 06-13-2016 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by calcutta37 (Post 798019)
Well the snaps shouldn't fall off that easy. I have a 15 year old fish master in my drive way and all the snaps are still there.


also depends of the grade of Stainless steel....

Speck Attack 06-13-2016 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by specktator (Post 798087)
Went offshore with a customer the other day. He's got a 42' yacht. While cleaning up, I watched him put Vasoline on all his snaps to his new cabin cover. Seemed like a pretty good idea.


exactly....:D Or Fluid-Film...

Big Fun 06-13-2016 11:42 AM

Boeshield!!!

biggun 06-13-2016 03:39 PM

Fluid Film is also the same ingredients as in Woody Wax used for non-skid. Awesome stuff.

Lawrance..

Give me a call. I can help U... Looks like snaps on your seats that are the problem...

alphaman 06-13-2016 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by biggun (Post 798135)
Fluid Film is also the same ingredients as in Woody Wax used for non-skid. Awesome stuff.

Lawrance..

Give me a call. I can help U... Looks like snaps on your seats that are the problem...

Thanks will do I'm off Wednesday Thursday.

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shellman 06-14-2016 08:43 AM

Alpha check w/Sterling Uph. In New Iberia they can provide you with better quality SS snaps.

alphaman 06-14-2016 09:02 AM

Thanks

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Frontier514 06-26-2016 06:40 PM

I just had this same issue with my frontier I called k2 and she is sending me new cushions I plan to apply Vaseline and spray with corrosion x,my boats only 3 years old the guy who had it before me defiantly didn't clean some things correctly


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alphaman 06-26-2016 07:13 PM

West marine has the kit to replace the buttons.

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Frontier514 06-26-2016 08:00 PM

That's good to know. They sent me a new set anyways I'll try and take care of these


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