Rail Polish Question

[Bryan 2530]

What are the Parker faithful using to polish the stainless on their boat??

I have used various things over the years, what is the best?

Thoughts?????? :?:

 

[mrfunandson]

10 years ago I met this guy who only used Rupp's Alumaguard, I have been using it since with out a problem at all, 2 boats now and very happy with it, easy to apply and only twice a year.

http://www.captainmikesyachtservice.com/

 

[Dan Duda]

Greetings:
I've been using a product called Never Dull; it's a saturated batting that takes just a little bit of rubbing,followed by a clean soft towel wipe-off. It works great on stainless and aluminum.

 

[DaleH]

Bar Keeper's Friend, solution or powder, on those light blue 'shop' paper towels from Wally-World is the fastest I've found. Best? I dunnoh ... Ican't see any difference and I've tried them all over years. Now I find that 'fast' looks and works the best ... which means, it gets done!

 

[ppem45]

I like Nevr-Dull and finish the job by putting on a coat of Woody's Wax. If you have a real tough job of it because of build-up you can use 3M Swirl Remover and then the Woody's Wax

 

[TunaJoe]

I find Woodywax quick and easy.

 

[THEGAME]

sorry bad at spelling
flitz use it with fine bronze wool and than insalater wax by colanite

 

[Unreel]

Bar Keepers friend works amazing on rails. Will take that light coat of discoloration off. Then finish with Alumaguard or some kind of protectant oil.

 

[Porkchunker]

I use Barkeeper's Friend to remove the stains, and then finish off with a 3M hull wax. Gets it shiny and keeps it that way for many months.


Dave

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