Toon-Brite Pontoon & Aluminum Boat Cleaner Care Kit
Toon-Brite Pontoon & Aluminum Boat Cleaner Care Kit
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SKU:T-B-BC1000
Brand Toon Brite Part No. BC1000 UPC 792403156841
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Toon-Brite Pontoon & Aluminum Boat Cleaner Care Kit
This Toon-Brite Pontoon & Aluminum Boat Cleaner Care Kit includes everything you need to clean, restore, and polish your pontoons or aluminum boat. This convenient kit includes a 3-finger trigger sprayer, a 64 oz. full strength aluminum cleaner, and an 18 oz. container of polisher and restorer. Use the included Full Strength Aluminum Cleaner to remove marine deposits, scum, stains, and oxidation. Application is easy-simply spray on and hose off. Follow up with the included Polisher and Restorer. This polish is formulated to polish and restore aluminum boats, RVs, trailers, and most metal surfaces included copper, brass, stainless steel, and chrome. Apply it by hand or with a buffer for like-new results.
Toon-Brite Aluminum Cleaner FAQโs
Q: How do I apply Aluminum Cleaner?
Q: Do I dilute Toon-brite?
Q: Will Aluminum Cleaner put a โshineโ back on my old stained aluminum?
Q: What kind of finish will Aluminum Cleaner leave?
Q: What if I donโt want the โOff Whiteโ look on my aluminum?
Q: Will Aluminum Cleaner harm my paint or decals?
Q: Will Aluminum Cleaner remove moss and algae?
Q: Will it harm bunks or carpet on boat trailers?
Toon-brite, Aluminum Polish FAQโs
Q: Is metal polish and wax the same thing?
Q: Can I use Aluminum Polish on materials other than aluminum?
Q: Can I polish by hand or should I always use a buffer?
Q: What type of buffer should I use?
Q: When I start buffing, there is a black film that forms on the metal. Should I try to remove it?
Specifications
Includes
- 3-Finger Trigger Sprayer
- 64 oz. Full Strength Aluminum Cleaner
- 18 oz. Container Of Polisher and Restorer
Features
- Cleans, Restores and Polishes Aluminum
- 3-Finger Home & Garden Trigger Sprayer
- 64 oz. Full Strength Aluminum Cleaner
- 18 oz Container
- Removes Scum, Lime Deposits, Water Line Stains and Oxidation
- Works On Aluminum Pontoons, Boat Hulls, Trailers and Canoes
- Polish Is Not Recommended For Use On Anodized Aluminum
- A: We recommend using a pressure washer and or garden hose to remove the big stuff. Clean just after removing boat from water or before build up dries. This will also save you cleaner cost, as you won’t need as much. Now you’re ready to apply Aluminum Cleaner.
- A: Apply using supplied trigger sprayer, Adjust nozzle down to a fine mist. Using a Plastic garden sprayer will be much easier but also adjust nozzle to a fine mist. Start at bottom and work your way up applying evenly as you go. If streaking occurs, reapply in that area. Let stand for up to 5 minutes and rinse.
- A: Toonbrite gallons are diluted for heavy cleaning and ready to go. For light cleaning dilute 50/50 or more. (Heavy cleaning, meaning boats that are left in the water.)
- A: No, As a matter of fact, no acid based aluminum cleaner, no matter what brand, will put a “shine” back on old aluminum.
- A: That depends on how strong you mix it. When mixed at a weaker ratio, about 3-5 to 1 it will remove slight stains and oxidation leaving a fairly shiny finish assuming that the original mill finish still exists. But when mixed at a strong ratio, about 1 to 1, Aluminum Cleaner will bleach aluminum to a uniform off white finish.
- A: You can use Toon-brite Metal Polish & Restorer and bring your aluminum to a Show-room look And or apply Clear-coat for real nice finish.
- A: No it won’t. Although we can’t possibly test our product on every type of paint and vinyl used today, we can say that in over twelve years of our customers using Aluminum Cleaner, we have not had one single instance of damage reported due to the cleaner.
- A: No. We recommend using a pressure washer and or garden hose to remove the big stuff.
- A: No. Just rinse well after cleaning.
- 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.
- A: Yes. You can also use it on brass, copper, stainless steel, and chrome. Works well on most Metal surfaces.
- 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.
- A: It’s best to use a high quality 7” variable speed buffer with a lambs wool, terry cloth, or hard foam pad.
- 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!!!
