Industries › Marine

Separate oily-film lift, salt removal, aluminum care, and finish protection.

CR HD and MultiWash remove oily film, HCR clears mineral deposits, AlumiBrite restores aluminum, and Torque washes and finishes in one step.

Cleaning chemistry for Marine.

A smaller product set makes the job easier while helping crews protect each finish.

See VertKleen results

What matters before you switch chemistry.

Prove removal on the actual soil and surface before replacing the incumbent.

Compare cost per completed job across labor, rinse water, wastewater handling, downtime, and return to service.

Recommended

VertKleen products for Marine.

Match the formula to the soil, surface, and cleaning process.

Where VertKleen fits

Remove salt, marine film, oil, and oxidation from boats, trailers, docks, and service equipment.

Cleaning job
Remove salt, marine film, oil, and oxidation from boats, trailers, docks, and service equipment.
Equipment and surfaces
Hulls, decks, topsides, bilges, engine-room surfaces, aluminum rails, trailers, dock equipment, and service floors
What needs to come off
Salt film, algae staining, diesel soot, bilge oil, grease, fish residue, road film, and aluminum oxidation
Products to start with
VertKleen Torque, VertKleen AlumiBrite, VertKleen MultiWash, VertKleen CR HD
How to clean
Pre-rinse with fresh water, wash, degrease or brighten where needed, brush gently, rinse, and recover the wash water
What to compare
Finished result, crew time, product, water, passes, downtime, and repeat work.
Start with one job

Marine: let one real job decide.

Put VertKleen beside the cleaner you use today. Compare the finished result, time, water, and repeat work before making a wider switch.

Real-world result available

Check the surface

Surfaces and materials to check first
Surface or materialFirst check
Gelcoat, painted steel, and specialty coatingsTest a small, hidden area first and make sure the finish looks right.
Aluminum, stainless steel, and zincsTest a small, hidden area first and make sure the finish looks right.
Glazing, vinyl, rubber, sealants, and teakTest a small, hidden area first and make sure the finish looks right.

Run a fair side-by-side

  1. Choose one real job

    Clean Hulls, decks, topsides, bilges, engine-room surfaces, aluminum rails, trailers, dock equipment, and service floors. Target Salt film, algae staining, diesel soot, bilge oil, grease, fish residue, road film, and aluminum oxidation. Take a before photo and note how long the job usually takes.

  2. Check the surface

    Start with a small, easy-to-compare area and make sure the finish looks right.

  3. Clean both areas

    Use the same crew, tools, area size, and working time for VertKleen and the cleaner you use today.

  4. Count the whole job

    Compare the finished surface, crew time, product, water, passes, downtime, and repeat work.

Product files

Get the SDS, TDS, and product records your team needs.

Start with one job

See what VertKleen can do on your next Marine cleaning job.