Aluminum Hull Cleaner's
I have a 1965 Alumacraft in great condition except for the oxidation of the
hull. I dread the thought of having paste compounds and a buffing wheel is there any other ways to achieve this project or is elbow grease the only way? Regards, Ronnie |
ZEP Chemical Company makes an acid based aluminum cleaner that is used to
clean 18 wheeler trailers. It leaves a uniform frosted appearance. If you want bright & shinny try auto rubbing compound and a bussing wheel. "networkin" wrote in message . .. I have a 1965 Alumacraft in great condition except for the oxidation of the hull. I dread the thought of having paste compounds and a buffing wheel is there any other ways to achieve this project or is elbow grease the only way? Regards, Ronnie |
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 13:37:21 GMT, "networkin"
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Don Dando wrote: ZEP Chemical Company makes an acid based aluminum cleaner that is used to clean 18 wheeler trailers. It leaves a uniform frosted appearance. If you want bright & shinny try auto rubbing compound and a bussing wheel. "networkin" wrote in message . .. I have a 1965 Alumacraft in great condition except for the oxidation of the hull. I dread the thought of having paste compounds and a buffing wheel is there any other ways to achieve this project or is elbow grease the only way? Regards, Ronnie The stuff was called Alumbrite, by... hummm. I don't remember. Anyway, you are right about the dull finish it leaves. It is a type of etching compound basically, but really cleans aluminum well. We used to use it to wash tractors like you said, we used to wear a suit, glasses and skin protection as it left a "sunburn" where it contacted skin. We also had to be very careful where we used it, and definately NOT anywhere where it might run off into living ecosystems.. Scotty |
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Would this be a good etching for aluminum you want to paint? MMC "wtf" wrote in message oups.com... Don Dando wrote: ZEP Chemical Company makes an acid based aluminum cleaner that is used to clean 18 wheeler trailers. It leaves a uniform frosted appearance. If you want bright & shinny try auto rubbing compound and a bussing wheel. "networkin" wrote in message . .. I have a 1965 Alumacraft in great condition except for the oxidation of the hull. I dread the thought of having paste compounds and a buffing wheel is there any other ways to achieve this project or is elbow grease the only way? Regards, Ronnie The stuff was called Alumbrite, by... hummm. I don't remember. Anyway, you are right about the dull finish it leaves. It is a type of etching compound basically, but really cleans aluminum well. We used to use it to wash tractors like you said, we used to wear a suit, glasses and skin protection as it left a "sunburn" where it contacted skin. We also had to be very careful where we used it, and definately NOT anywhere where it might run off into living ecosystems.. Scotty |
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