Mold Removal System

Remove. Neutralize. Protect.

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The complete 3-step system for mold and mildew staining on white marine vinyl upholstery. Cast Off lifts the stain, Strip Tide neutralizes the surface, and Capt. Conditioner restores and protects what you just cleaned. Three products, one process, no guesswork.

What's Included (16 oz each):

• Step 1 – Cast Off Mold & Mildew Stain Remover
• Step 2 – Strip Tide Surface Prep Wash (neutralizer)
• Step 3 – Capt. Conditioner Conditioner & Protectant
• Plus – Sandman Drying Towels (3-pack) for wiping down and drying between steps

How to Use the System

1. Remove the stain with Cast Off. Work in the shade on a cool surface with gloves and eye protection. Spray directly onto the stain and dwell 1–5 minutes, watching for the stain to lift. Agitate gently with a soft brush if needed. Flood-rinse with fresh water. Never let Cast Off dry on the surface.
2. Neutralize with Strip Tide. While the surface is still wet, wash the treated area with Strip Tide, then flood-rinse again with fresh water. Repeat steps 1–2 for heavy staining. Multiple short applications beat one long dwell.
3. Condition and protect with Capt. Conditioner. Once the surface is dry, apply Capt. Conditioner to a clean applicator or microfiber, work it in with small circular motions, let it absorb 2–3 minutes, then buff off the excess.

Important

• For white or light-colored marine vinyl only. Cast Off will bleach colored fabric, vinyl, and canvas. Spot test first.
• Not for leather. Cast Off and Strip Tide both damage leather upholstery.
• Strip Tide is the only approved follow-up to Cast Off. Never mix Cast Off with acidic cleaners, ammonia-based cleaners, or other MAD Soaps products.
• Mask off or avoid metal fittings (aluminum, stainless, brass, chrome). Cast Off reacts with metals.
• See each product page and SDS for full safety information.

Made by detailers. Made in the USA.