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![]() "SteveB" wrote in message ... I'm getting ready to do some clean up work on my aluminum Lund. I want to clean and polish some of the exposed aluminum, and afterward, spray it with some kind of protectorant that will let it shine, and not dull. Is there such a thing, or should I just paint it? And if I do paint it, what type of paint should I use so it won't sluff off any time soon, and remain the shiny color of the paint? Steve Flitz to polish the aluminum. There is also a cleaner and clearcCoat stuff. Can not think of the name at the moment. As to paint, most automotive paint works well. Just need to prime via Alodine or Ainc Cromate. My alum boat is painted, but there are rock chips from towing and some scrapes from stuff in the water. |
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