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noxinnhoj

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Posted: 02/26/12 04:02pm

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Just wondering what would be a good product to clean my aluminum non polished running boards on my tc hauler?

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Posted: 02/26/12 06:36pm

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Google “Sharkhide” this is the product that pontooners use on the toons to clean, polish and then maintain.
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Posted: 02/27/12 12:53am

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mothers and mcguires make some good products and use a buffer. it sure helps

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Posted: 02/27/12 05:45am

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Soap,water and a scrub brush.

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jetboater454 wrote:

Soap,water and a scrub brush.

That will clean it but do nothing to make it shine. I use FLITZ metal polish. It will bring it back to new

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Posted: 02/28/12 05:54am

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6.4 tow rig wrote:

jetboater454 wrote:

Soap,water and a scrub brush.

That will clean it but do nothing to make it shine. I use FLITZ metal polish. It will bring it back to new

X2 on the flitz

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Posted: 02/28/12 06:19am

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The OP said; "aluminum non polished running boards". If they are non-polished, they aren't supposed to shine.

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Posted: 02/28/12 06:37am

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Try visiting a local auto detailing shop. Most of them use a acid base, spray-on alum. cleaner. Works like magic. They'd more than likely sell you a small amount or at least recommend a vendor to purchase it from. Be careful using it, follow directions and warnings. Don

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