STRIP THE SALT.

Jetty is a high-sudsing marine boat soap built to strip salt, grime, and chalky water-line film without stripping your wax or sealant. The biodegradable, pH-balanced formula rinses clean and leaves no residue — safe on gel coat, fiberglass, vinyl, and marine-grade metals. Designed for the boat owner who wants the same level of safe, controlled wash chemistry on the water that detailers expect on the road: real cleaning power, no harsh chemistry, no stripped protection.

• Marine-grade chemistry: Built specifically for boats — strips salt, grime, and water-line chalk without aggressive surfactants that would dry out gel coat or fiberglass.
• Wax and sealant safe: Cleans without prematurely stripping marine wax, sealant, or ceramic protection. Pair with Launch All Surface Sealant for a complete maintenance routine.
• Biodegradable formula: Designed to be safe to use near the water without leaving behind harsh chemistry.
• Foam gun and bucket compatible: Run it through a foam cannon for thick clinging suds, or bucket wash for routine after-trip cleans.
• High-suds, fast rinse: Rich foam carries off salt and grime; clean rinse means no residue spotting when the boat dries.
• Not a heavy-duty stripper: Jetty is a maintenance wash, not a hull-cleaning acid. For heavy oxidation, water-line stains, or neglected hulls, use a dedicated marine restoration product first.

How to Use

Foam Gun / Foam Cannon Method

1. Add 4–6 oz of Jetty to your foam gun canister.
2. Fill the rest with water.
3. Rinse the boat thoroughly to remove loose salt, sand, and grime.
4. Spray Jetty evenly across the surface, letting it dwell briefly.
5. Wash with a soft wash mitt or marine-safe wash media.
6. Rinse thoroughly and dry to prevent water spotting.

Bucket Wash Method

1. Mix 2–3 oz of Jetty in a wash bucket with water.
2. Rinse the boat thoroughly first.
3. Wash with a soft mitt or marine-safe wash media.
4. Rinse completely.
5. Dry and enjoy the view.

Detailer Tips

• Rinse before you wash. Salt and sand on the surface are abrasive. A thorough pre-rinse knocks them off so your wash media isn't dragging them across the gel coat.
• Pair with the right drying towel. Use a Shine Supply Drying Towel for safe, streak-free drying that absorbs water fast without marring the surface.
• Reload protection after washing. Apply Launch All Surface Sealant after washing to boost gloss, enhance slickness, and re-add water protection in one easy step.
• Wash in the shade when you can. Direct sun on a gel coat causes fast-drying soap and water spots. Even with Jetty's clean-rinse chemistry, working out of the sun gives you the best result.
• For heavy oxidation or chalk, you need more than soap. Jetty is a maintenance wash. Severe oxidation, hard water staining, or chalky gel coat needs a polish or restoration product before a maintenance wash will look right.