Tritone- Watercraft Cleaner & Stain Remover
R 220.00
- Removes black lines, bird droppings and sunscreen stains
- Concentrated formula use pure for maximum effect
- Safe on fibreglass, plastic-coated fabrics and mechanical parts
- No added EDTA or NTA in the formulation
- Concentrated formula, use pure for full degreasing power
- Cuts black lines, exhaust stains and sunscreen fouling
- Formulated without added EDTA or NTA
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Marine-Grade Cleaning
One product for every surface on your boat
Tritone handles the fouling that builds up during time on the water - black lines, exhaust soot, bird droppings and sunscreen stains - across fibreglass, plastic-coated fabrics and mechanical parts without needing a separate product for each surface.
Why Tritone
Built for the demands of marine detailing
From RIBs to sailboats, Tritone handles what general cleaners can't.
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All-Surface Marine Cleaner
Works on fibreglass, plastic-coated fabrics and mechanical parts across all watercraft types.
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Highly Concentrated
Used pure for full strength - no dilution needed, so every drop does more work.
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Tackles Yellowed Fabrics
Specifically formulated to deep-clean yellowed plastic-coated dinghy and tender materials.
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No Added EDTA or NTA
Formulated to avoid two of the most environmentally flagged chelating agents in boat cleaners.
How does Tritone stack up?
Tritone vs a typical cheaper marine cleaner
Plenty of general-purpose cleaners claim to handle boats, but marine fouling is a different challenge entirely. Here is an honest look at where Tritone earns its place and where a budget alternative keeps up just fine.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Cuts through black waterline marks and exhaust staining | Yes | No |
| Restores yellowed plastic-coated dinghy and tender fabrics | Yes | No |
| Safe on fibreglass and gelcoat surfaces | Yes | Yes |
| Highly concentrated formula - more performance per millilitre | Yes | No |
| Formulated without added EDTA and NTA | Yes | No |
| Ready-to-use, no dilution or measuring needed | No | Yes |
Concentrated Formula
More performance from every millilitre
Because Tritone is sold in concentrated format and used pure, you need less product per session than a pre-diluted cleaner, which means a single bottle goes a long way across a full detail of hull, deck and tender.
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Questions
Frequently asked
Do I need to dilute Tritone before use?
No. Fra-Ber recommends using Tritone pure, not diluted. The product is sold in a concentrated format specifically so you apply it as-is for maximum cleaning performance on boat fouling and stains.
How long do I leave Tritone on the surface before rinsing?
The recommended dwell time is five minutes. After that, rinse thoroughly with a damp cloth. On stubborn staining you can repeat the process, but always rinse completely between applications.
Which surfaces is Tritone safe to use on?
Tritone is suitable for fibreglass, plastic-coated dinghy and tender fabrics, and mechanical parts. Fra-Ber recommends a spot test with a microfibre on new or particularly delicate surfaces before treating the full area.
Can I use Tritone on painted hull surfaces?
Tritone is formulated for boat surfaces including fibreglass and plastic-coated materials. For painted hull topsides, always perform a spot test first, as concentrated cleaners can be aggressive on certain marine paint systems or antifouling coatings.
What types of stains does Tritone remove?
Tritone targets typical marine fouling: black waterline marks, bird droppings, exhaust fume deposits, and sunscreen or tanning oil stains. It is also effective at restoring yellowed plastic-coated fabrics on inflatables and tenders.
Is Tritone environmentally considerate?
Fra-Ber formulated Tritone without added EDTA or NTA, two chelating agents commonly flagged as environmentally hazardous. Note that traces may be present. Always follow local marine environmental regulations when rinsing cleaning products near waterways.
Can I use Tritone on an inflatable RIB or tender fabric?
Yes, this is one of Tritone's primary use cases. It is specifically highlighted as effective on yellowed plastic-coated dinghy and tender fabrics, making it a practical choice for RIB and inflatable maintenance.
Does Tritone leave any residue or scent after rinsing?
After rinsing, Tritone leaves a fresh fragrance. There is no stated residue when the product is properly rinsed with a damp cloth as directed. Always rinse thoroughly to ensure no cleaner remains on the surface.