Fiberglass bumper boats are a popular piece of water amusement equipment, and proper daily maintenance is essential to ensure their safety and longevity. This article will introduce you to the daily maintenance knowledge of fiberglass bumper boats to help you better protect and maintain your bumper boats.
I. Cleaning and Maintenance Appearance
1. Regular cleaning: Use water and neutral detergent, gently wipe the surface of the boat with a soft cloth or sponge to remove dirt and salt. Avoid using detergents containing acidic or alkaline ingredients to avoid damaging the fiberglass surface.
2. Sun protection and anti-corrosion: Prolonged exposure to sunlight will lead to yellowing and aging of the FRP surface. Therefore, it is recommended to use sun shields or place bumper boats in a shaded area when parked. In addition, regular application of anticorrosive wax can prolong the life of the boat.
II. Battery and Circuit Maintenance
1. Battery charging: Use an adapter or charger to charge the batteries of the bumper boats. The charging time is generally 6-8 hours, too long or too short charging time will have a bad effect on the battery life.
2. Circuit check: Check the circuit connection periodically for looseness or corrosion to ensure that the circuit works properly. If problems are found, repair or replace damaged parts in time.
III. Hull and Bottom Maintenance
1. Water leakage check: Regularly check the hull for water leakage, especially the bottom part. If water leakage is found, it should be repaired in time so as not to affect the buoyancy and stability of the hull.
2. Bottom cleaning: Clean the bottom of the boat regularly to remove attached seaweed, shells and other dirt. These attachments will increase the resistance of the hull and affect the performance of the bumper boats.
IV. Safety and storage
1. Safety facilities: Ensure that the safety facilities on the bumper boats are intact, such as life buoys and life jackets. Check whether these facilities are functioning properly before use.
2. Storage and protection: In winter or when not in use for a long time, store the bumper boats in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and humid environment. Meanwhile, use dust cover or sunshield to protect the boat from dust and UV rays.
Proper daily maintenance can extend the service life of fiberglass bumper boats and ensure their safety and performance. We hope that the maintenance knowledge provided in this article can help you better protect and maintain your bumper boats, so that you can enjoy more fun on the water.
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