Cleaning & Maintenance

This handy Wash Mitt is easy to use and reaches tight gaps and delicate spots around boats and vehicles. It is also great for cleaning and caring for fishing rods and reels.

Keeping a spare drain plug on hand is cheap insurance against losing the one you have.

T-handle drain plugs are an easy and effective way to plug transom drain holes. Usage is easy, just insert the plug in the hole and give the handle a turn to expand the rubber and hold the plug in place. Offered in Brass to fit 1" and 1 1/4" diameter holes. Offered in Stainless steel to fit 1" diameter holes. Even if your existing plug is in good shape, it is always a good idea to have a spare, "just in case". NOTE: Due to the possibility of galvanic corrosion, if you need a transom drain plug for an aluminum boat, brass is a better choice than stainless steel. Alternatively, choose a non-metallic plug. See our full selection of transom plugs. Key Features Easy to use Choice of Brass or Stainless steel Offered to fit 1" and 1 1/4" diameter holes

Keeping a spare drain plug on hand is cheap insurance against losing the one you have.

Easy to use cam-action plugs have a variety of uses on boats.

Easy to use cam-action plugs have a variety of uses on boats. Made from rubber and neoprene, these expanding rubber plugs are great for livewell tanks, buoyancy tanks on day sailers, and small thru-hulls. Usage is easy, just insert the plug into the hole and flip the lever to expand the rubber and hold the plug in place. Key Features Cam-action lever expands rubber to hold plug in place Made of neoprene and brass Diameters to fit 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" holes Sold in pairs