Red/brown dots all over my truck.

[BIRDMAN]

That's basically the same thing. Sodium Hypchlorite ...except way stronger. Vinegar might work. Or hydrogen peroxide. Or even rubbing alcohol diluted with water. There's also those mold killer sprays they sell at the home depot which some of them are even safe enough to drink.

 

[MTF]

Just nit picking here Birdman, but I meant Green Out as in Algaecide not Shock which some bags say Green out.

There is Pink Out, Black Out, Yellow Out, all depends on what type of fungus is going on.
Maybe they should try the black and pink out since it's grey and red spots.

And those Clorox wipes are not full strength they are meant for hand use.

 

[BIRDMAN]

Just nit picking here Birdman, but I meant Green Out as in Algaecide not Shock which some bags say Green out.

There is Pink Out, Black Out, Yellow Out, all depends on what type of fungus is going on.
Maybe they should try the black and pink out since it's grey and red spots.

And those Clorox wipes are not full strength they are meant for hand use.

It's ok I was just nitpicking too. I used to be a commercial pool operator so I know what you mean now.

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

 

[MC B2K]

Once you’re rid of the spores, the best way to avoid a re-appearance is to stay clear of wood mulch. If you use it in your yard, don’t have it near the house or driveway, turn it and break it up regularly to aerate it and dry it out, and completely replace it every year. If that sounds like too much work, use stones for landscaping instead.

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[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Or you could use recycled rubber mulch. It's made from old car tires and can be dyed various colors. And it lasts forever.

 

[DesaRaptor]

Ya, we don't use mulch, but the neighbors across the street do. I have been parking in the street lately because of a cypress tree leaking sap on my truck at night. Kind of like jumping from the frying pan into the fire.

I will not park near that neighbor anymore, and I will just deal with the sap, much easier than the Teenage Ninja Fungus.

 

[RAPTORSV]

Ya, we don't use mulch, but the neighbors across the street do. I have been parking in the street lately because of a cypress tree leaking sap on my truck at night. Kind of like jumping from the frying pan into the fire.

I will not park near that neighbor anymore, and I will just deal with the sap, much easier than the Teenage Ninja Fungus.

Just got my cover "California Car Cover" it's great. 99% water and dust proof. Takes about 2 minutes to put on, less to take off. I have trees that drip sap too in the summer. Plus truck stays cleaner longer.

 

[DesaRaptor]

Just got my cover "California Car Cover" it's great. 99% water and dust proof. Takes about 2 minutes to put on, less to take off. I have trees that drip sap too in the summer. Plus truck stays cleaner longer.

Thanks, I'll look into one.


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[RAPTORSV]

Thanks, I'll look into one.


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I got the Super Weave, it was around $400 with tax, not cheap, but its really nice.