Keeping steel and aluminum clean

[DukHntr239]

What is the best way to keep all my stainless steel rigging clean and some of the bare aluminum?

I’m tired of trying to keep all of this clean and scrubbing away on allll my stainless rigging for hours and it still not looking all that good. All the grime that sticks to it.

My old boats I didn’t give a crap about. But now I have a 50k pretty boy boat with beautiful stainless rigging and a beautiful candy red paint Job that I would to keep looking nice. I see a lot of guys at the races with beautiful sleds that seem to always look nice and shiny. I’ve considered industrial ceramic coating maybe?

 

[Gary S]

Did you spend 50K to use or to look at?

 

[Deano]

If you find anything easier and/or better to use than this, post it up.

https://www.75chromeshop.com/all-products/75-chrome-metal-polish-16oz/

After you get a couple of good coats on there, most anything will all but rinse off.
Your problem will change to getting rid of water spots (unless you have better water than most).

 

[Bonefish]

2hr engine time = 3hrs scrub time

 

[GAFF SHOT]

Rupp Marine AlumaGuard is amazing, by far the best stuff I have tried. It is very slick, so watch out on the deck but makes cleaning a breeze. just spray on light wipe and your good, dont wipe it all off, just leave a little film and your good to go.