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If your fiberglass columns haven't been painted yet and are dirty, use water to wash away the dirt and soapy water for tougher stains. If it's a scuff mark from a forklift or something similar, use a high grit sandpaper.

If your fiberglass columns haven't been painted yet and are dirty, use water to wash away the dirt and soapy water for tougher stains. If it's a scuff mark from a forklift or something similar, use a high grit sandpaper. If it is just dust, use a tack cloth.

My NEVER fail solution to clean all of my white painted outdoor wood surfaces is a water and bleach combination. This will work just as well on stained or natural wood surfaces too!

Dust Occassionally Maintain a fresh, clean look for your PVC column and post wraps by briefly dusting your post sleeves, trim, and molding from time to time. Use a clean microfiber rag or feather duster to brush over your outdoor space to remove and light dirt, pollen, or debris.

Vinegar wash White vinegar is acidic enough to dissolve mold, mildew, grease and buildup?but it won't hurt the fiberglass. Good for stains, smells and schmears. Create a solution of 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water.

Luckily, aluminum and PVC columns alike can be cleaned pretty simply. Start by spraying the columns with a water hose with moderate pressure. Hopefully that will start to remove the dirt of buildup. Next use dish soap or Pine-sol mixed with water and a rage [cloth] to gently scrub the dirt away.

In general, use 220 grit sandpaper to lightly sand the primer coat. Use a rag soaked in denatured alcohol or a tack cloth to remove the sanding dust. Applying the Top Coat: Once the primer has dried in ance to the manufacturer's guidelines, begin applying the top coat from top to bottom of the column. Let dry.