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Ultimate Aluminum Polish - Marine Grade - 16 oz
Aluminum surfaces need special care and treatment in order to maintain their shine, which is why you need Star brite Ultimate Aluminum Polish. Formulated specifically for use on aluminum, Star brite Ultimate Aluminum Polish creates a barrier against dirt and stains as well as UV rays that can cause a once-shiny surface to become dull and lifeless. The special polymers bond to the treated areas, sealing them against grime and stains. Note: If aluminum is dirty or stained, first treat it with Star brite Ultimate Aluminum Cleaner/Restorer, then apply Ultimate Aluminum Polish to protect and maintain the restored finish. Star brite Aluminum Polish is also very effective at removing white stains left when hull cleaners are not completely rinsed from the surface.
Directions:
Wash surface to be polished to remove grime and dirt. Shake bottle well. Apply evenly with a clean, dry cloth working in small areas in a circular, overlapping motion to ensure uniform coverage. Rub well; polish works while wet, so reapply to cloth as needed. Discoloration on cloth being used is oxidation or “dead paint” being removed. Shake cloth clean or replace as needed to avoid rubbing oxidation into area being polished. Chalky, oxidized surfaces may require a repeat application. When polish dries to a haze, buff the treated area with a soft, dry cloth, taking care to shake out chaff or replace the cloth as needed.
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