Aluminum Parts Protection

DetailKitty

DetailKitty

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Hey gang,
So the hubby just got his Jeep back from having some new steering setup work done.
New drag link, tie-rod and track bar are all nice, new shiny aluminum.

He asked if I had something to put on them to keep them from pitting.
I don’t think I do at the moment that is specific to aluminum.

What do you all suggest?

Thx in advance.

 
I would maybe try a can of clearcoat. Try spraying it on carefully. I did that to a steering shaft that was raw, threw a coat on to avoid rust.
 
Big Dave said:
Maybe a regular coating of something like Fluid Film.

Nice and shiny, was that to get rid of the famous Jeep death wobbles?
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It was to upgrade the overall steering.
And the last set up had gotten "wobbly" LOL
 
DetailKitty said:
Hey gang,
So the hubby just got his Jeep back from having some new steering setup work done.
New drag link, tie-rod and track bar are all nice, new shiny aluminum.

He asked if I had something to put on them to keep them from pitting.
I don’t think I do at the moment that is specific to aluminum.

What do you all suggest?

Thx in advance.

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Check out Dr. Beasley's Metal Coat. This can be used on chrome and aluminium. It's wiped on and buffed clear, kinda like a liquid wax. Lasts forever too.





 
DFB said:
Check out Dr. Beasley's Metal Coat. This can be used on chrome and aluminium. It's wiped on and buffed clear, kinda like a liquid wax. Lasts forever too.
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Dr. Beasley's certainly has some esoteric products...I'll keep that one in mind, for...something.
 
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