stainless cleaner
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I use CitriSurf 2310 gel. It appears to be and work exactly like Spotless Stainless except at half the cost.
Here is one supplier. Google to find others. If you go to
http://www.theruststore.com/CitriSu...serID=31133968&SessionID=hvQrMIQjROP6YcI32I7J
Info on CitriSurf from Stella Solutions:
http://citrisurf.com/
BTW, if you ask Stellar Solutions, they will send you a sample to try.
Here is one supplier. Google to find others. If you go to
http://www.theruststore.com/CitriSu...serID=31133968&SessionID=hvQrMIQjROP6YcI32I7J
Info on CitriSurf from Stella Solutions:
http://citrisurf.com/
BTW, if you ask Stellar Solutions, they will send you a sample to try.
3M
I don't remember the # but it is the stainless cleaner and polish that
hunter gave me with my new boat and have been using it since new in
2007 and works very good,it a biege color and on my boat so can't remember #
Nick
I don't remember the # but it is the stainless cleaner and polish that
hunter gave me with my new boat and have been using it since new in
2007 and works very good,it a biege color and on my boat so can't remember #
Nick
http://shop.spotlessstainless.com/images/onepint(2).jpg
This is the product that I use yes it works as directed.
This is the product that I use yes it works as directed.
That's Odd ......................
I think if you look at the oldest, most dilapidated boats in your marina, their SS is also bright and shiny (after you wipe the dirt off) even though the rest of the boat is ready to sink.
If SS polish is selling that well, there's got to be a lot of poor SS quality (low chromium) on the later model boats.
.................... that Hunter would give out SS cleaner and polish with your new boat. Good SS never needs polishing. I've never touched the SS tubing on my boat and it still has a mirror polish.
I think if you look at the oldest, most dilapidated boats in your marina, their SS is also bright and shiny (after you wipe the dirt off) even though the rest of the boat is ready to sink.
If SS polish is selling that well, there's got to be a lot of poor SS quality (low chromium) on the later model boats.
Joking
You must be joking or pulling my chain or some thing.
Never seen a sailboat that did not need it's stainless cleaned for sure unless they are sneaking in the middle of the night cleaning the stainless.
Nick
You must be joking or pulling my chain or some thing.
Never seen a sailboat that did not need it's stainless cleaned for sure unless they are sneaking in the middle of the night cleaning the stainless.
Nick
These can be used on any metal surface. It does a great job on S.S. too
http://www.amazon.com/Buffalo-Industries-Miracle-Cloth-Polishing/dp/B0002HRLJE
Shop around and they are cheap if you purchase in quantity.
http://www.amazon.com/Buffalo-Industries-Miracle-Cloth-Polishing/dp/B0002HRLJE
Shop around and they are cheap if you purchase in quantity.
Now You've Got Me Wondering .....................
..................... why SS railings on boats around here always seem to be in good condition. Maybe it's the fact that we get about 40 inches of rain/year which keeps them well washed and free of chemical pollutants which would dull the surface over the years.You must be joking or pulling my chain or some thing.
Never seen a sailboat that did not need it's stainless cleaned for sure unless they are sneaking in the middle of the night cleaning the stainless.
Nick
I can attest to the difference in climates affect on stainless. Twenty-seven years on the Great Lakes and I never saw a red stain anywhere on the stainless of Ladylove. Two summers in Florida and the stainless was awful. And that was with cleaning and waxing!
