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We had a thread about this awhile back, and I can't seem to find it.
Someone had a good home remedy for cleaning up their aluminum boats and trailers that really made them shine and I was looking for that post or thread. Anyone remember what was used for this? I've tried all the acid based commercial stuff, but those leave the aluminum a whitish color.
Use the search function ya big gewber.......I found it first try lol :Rofl http://www.crappie.com/crappie/off-t...-boat-cleaner/
Hey "G". Can you you move this to the OT board? Thx.
got it
Quit trading for them nasty ole boats and you won't have to clean em up:Rofl
Eagle 1 chrome wheel cleaner, good enough for me.
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Haha. I'm talkin about my trailer.Quote:
Originally Posted by cray
Why we on subject what will clean galvanized aluminum
never heard of galvanized aluminum.....have heard of anodized aluminum though
X2!! It's either galvanized steel or aluminum.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Anodized aluminum should not tarnish. its like a clear coat.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Thats rightQuote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
research Galvalum
Hmmm, I was wrong. AGAIN!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime
Never saw a boat trailer made like this, but hey, I ain't seen a lot of stuff!!!!
Worked for a seafood company once. Took a small coffee can full of the acid they clean food trailers with and mixed it with a small coffee can of Gyro soap that is made to clean the bilge on ships ( the soap is designed for salt water so you need the acid to change the water) poured it into a 5 gal bucket of water. Put the siphon hose off the steam cleaner in the bucket and turned everything on. You could watch it take the diesel smoke off the sides of trailers. They would look almost new by the time you were finished. Just keep the wind blowing from behind you and wear a face sheid. Burns a little if it gets on your face.