Starbrite metal polish....

[Surfergirl]

Sorry BOX, I could not find the starbrite thread so I will post this here.

I have decided to try the starbrite metal polish on the last boat I detailed. It does what it said it would do. The only thing is... Being I am a yacht detailer I found only little bottles to buy. I NEED BIG BOTTLES of this stuff. It removed rust from stainless and oxydation and water marks from aluminum. It leaves a great barrier from salt. And it did a great job on the outriggers which were starting to dull and the metal polish brought them back to life. I will use it again.

Where can I get big bottles of the metal polish ??


Surf

[Chesapeake Dan]

This what you are looking for???

http://www.eangler.com/product/17613...ource=Shopping

I went on the Starbrite website an it looks like that is the biggest bottle they make.

[Surfergirl]

This what you are looking for???

http://www.eangler.com/product/17613...ource=Shopping

Thanks Dan, That is the size I bought, I need the 16oz bottles. I use ALOT of metal polish.

Surf

[gottaflylee]

surf, you can contact them here and someone from Star Bright is a member here but I can not remember his board name...
http://www.starbrite.com/contactus.html

[Surfergirl]

surf, you can contact them here and someone from Star Bright is a member here but I can not remember his board name...
http://www.starbrite.com/contactus.html

Thanks Capt. I will get in touch with them... I hope they have bigger bottles.

[gottaflylee]

Think this may be what you want...32oz size...

http://www.starbrite.com/productdeta...20%26%20Polish

Options:Available in 5 gallon pails and 55 gallon drums

[Chesapeake Dan]

When it comes to aluminum I used to use this on outriggers and towers several years ago when I worked in FLA on boats.

http://www.ruppmarine.com/Accessorie...+Spray-64.html

Don't know if it is still the best around.

[Surfergirl]

When it comes to aluminum I used to use this on outriggers and towers several years ago when I worked in FLA on boats.

http://www.ruppmarine.com/Accessorie...+Spray-64.html

Don't know if it is still the best around.

You know Dan I have used that before, I found that it has a tendency to wear off fast, It does a great job.

I usually use a good metal polish, then I finish up with woody wax to give a good seal.

[Shortfin]

SG hav you tried Noxon for cleaning followed by Collonite metal wax ? this is the method that i use ,last the longest

starbrite has some good stuff

the best product that i have used is there rust and stain remover for rust on metal and fiberglass

[Surfergirl]

SG hav you tried Noxon for cleaning followed by Collonite metal wax ? this is the method that i use ,last the longest

starbrite has some good stuff

the best product that i have used is there rust and stain remover for rust on metal and fiberglass

I usually use the collonite metal wax.. but sometimes it is hard to find in a moments notice. I use to use the method of using the colonite metal wax followed by the insulator wax by colonite. I am trying some new things. I guess it is a girl thing. If I find something I really like I stick with it. But nothing has really caught my fancy. it is the outriggers that give me a really hard time, due to the fact that they only get a good cleaning when the owners want a full detail, then it is sometimes once a year. I will try the Noxon.... thanks for the tip. where can I find it?