Good pwc cleaner

Okay,
I realize that I am opening a whole can o worms here, but... can someone
recommend a good spray cleaner / wax. I ski at a couple of lakes that are
99% hard water and by the end of the day the ski looks pretty beat! I want
to take the best possible care of my investment. Any input is greatly
appreciated.

Also, what about water and vinegar between cleanings at the lake?

Harbottles:

The trick is to stay on top of cleaning your ski from the get go. The
combination I use is this:

1. Brand new ski - I use a polish called "Race Glaze" before the ski even
touches the water the first time. It is a liquid polish. Caution . . . do
not was the bottom of your ski. This is particularly true if you have a
stand-up. The effect is a loss of control. The ski will slide out on you.
Now if you just want to go balls out straight, maybe that's the route to go,
but I don't recommend it. In the old days of strictly stand-up racing, the
pros actually scuffed up the bottom of brand new skiis which makes me think
the manufacturers (OK, manufacturer because it was only Kawasaki in those
days) should have had a pattern of some sort on the mold for the hull below
the bond line.

2. I use a product called "Ducky" for waterspot removal. 3M also makes a
product designed to remove hard water spots.

3. After riding my ski - every single time - I rinse it water from a hose
that's connected to the soft water supply from our house (I primarily just
ride on the lake where I live because we're only an island). Then I use
Honda spray polish and wipe the ski down.

I have a 13 year old Kawasaki 550 that looks brand new from giving it this
treatment over the years.

Of the three products, the Honda spray is the easiest to find at any Honda
dealer. The other two you can do a Google search for. If that doesn't
work, e-mail me privately and I'll look up the ordering info.

Regards,
King (from) Neptune
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 > Okay,
 > I realize that I am opening a whole can o worms here, but... can someone
 > recommend a good spray cleaner / wax. I ski at a couple of lakes that are
 > 99% hard water and by the end of the day the ski looks pretty beat! I want
 > to take the best possible care of my investment. Any input is greatly
 > appreciated.
 >
 > Also, what about water and vinegar between cleanings at the lake?
 >
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