LAMINAR CARE SYSTEM

This guide helps you choose the least aggressive product needed for the job, understand how to use it, and select the approved tools.

Routine vs Regatta

Know when to clean, and how

Routine Maintenance
When After normal training
1
Rinse & Wash Removes everyday dirt and river residue
2
Dry with clean cloth Leaves no residue
Frequency As needed
Pre-Regatta / Reset
When Before racing or peak performance
1
Deep Clean Removes embedded grime, oxidation, residue
2
Final Prep Resets surface condition (not polish)
Frequency Occasional
Routine cleaning maintains the surface. Deep cleaning resets it.

Which Laminar product should I use?

A simple decision guide

Start: Do you have access to water? Is this routine cleaning after a normal row? Is there visible grime, river film, oxidation, or residue buildup? Waterless Wash Routine cleaning when water access isn't possible Rinse & Wash Regular maintenance for training use Deep Clean Removes contamination from the hull surface No visible buildup? Final Prep Resets the surface condition Rinse & Wash If the surface is clear of grime No Yes Yes No Yes No
1

Light contamination, no access to water

Between races or training sessions

Use:

Waterless Wash

How to use:

Spray lightly, wipe gently, no rinsing required.

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Approved Tools

  • Soft microfibre cloths only
  • Ice Blue color code
2

Routine dirt after training or racing

General grime, mud splash, river residue

Use:

Rinse & Wash

How to use:

Dilute as directed, wash gently, rinse thoroughly.

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Approved Tools

  • Waffle-weave drying towel
3

Ingrained or stubborn contamination

Periodic deeper maintenance

Use:

Deep Clean

How to use:

Apply occasionally, follow guidance carefully.

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Approved Tools

  • Medium-pile microfibre
4

Preparing the boat for racing

Final surface preparation

Use:

Final Prep

How to use:

Apply lightly as final step, no over-application.

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Approved Tools

  • Applicator cloth (Gold)
  • Buffing cloth (Charcoal)