Toon Brite Aluminum Polish & Restorer 18 Oz

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792403156827
Condition
Brand new
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In stock (12 units), ready to be shipped
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Description

Toon-Brite Aluminum Boat Polish & Restorer

This Toon-Brite Aluminum Boat Polish & Restorer is formulated to polish and restore aluminum boats, pontoons, houseboats, trailers and canoes. It can be applied by hand or with a buffer pad. It also works well with RV's, trailers and most metal surfaces including copper, brass, stainless steel and chrome.

Features:

  • Can Be Applied By Hand Or With A Buffer Pad
  • Formulated To Polish and Restore Aluminum Boats, Pontoons, Houseboats and Canoes
  • Works Well With RV's, Trailers, Copper, Brass, Stainless Steel, Chrome and Most Metal Surfaces
  • Comes In An 18 oz. Jar
  • Not Recommended On Anodized Aluminum

FAQ

Toon-brite, Aluminum Polish FAQ’s

Q: Is metal polish and wax the same thing?

  • A: No. Wax is simply a coating left on a surface to temporarily protect it from the elements. Metal Polish is a compound designed to remove a microscopic thin layer of the surface material and leave a flat, reflective surface.

Q: Can I use Aluminum Polish on materials other than aluminum?

  • A: Yes. You can also use it on brass, copper, stainless steel, and chrome. Works well on most Metal surfaces.

Q: Can I polish by hand or should I always use a buffer?

  • A: Yes you can. But you’ll want to stick to the smaller jobs. Use a buffer for the larger areas. It’s a lot faster and much easier on you.

Q: What type of buffer should I use?

  • A: It’s best to use a high quality 7” variable speed buffer with a lambs wool, terry cloth, or hard foam pad.

Q: When I start buffing, there is a black film that forms on the metal. Should I try to remove it?

  • A: No. Don’t worry about the film, Polish pulls the pigmentation back out after cleaning, that’s expected for a like new finish. Remember: A little bit, goes a long way, buff it in and right back out!!!

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