The ULTIMATE aluminum cleaner!

[David Kirkham]

BevanWright,

You are right; always better to try it out on something you don't care too much about first than to cry later!

David

[weekendwarrior]

David,

I bought some and was planning on submerging some 6061 and 5086 scraps for a month to see what happens. If you would like to send me a scrap of your body alloy I can test it too.

Gary

[R U YELLA]

Been using it since October & has been doing a great job. Great at removing grease & finger prints! The only thing that I would suggest is to not leave it on for too long as you will get spots. Just a quick spray & wipe it off.

[Jamo]

Glad you found some stuff you're happy with.

After the first few months of chasing down ever spot with a light pass with a Scotchbrite, I found myself spending more time on the car than I would've if it was painted. Since I'm a lazy ass, that was the opposite of why I got the BNL.

I put the pads down, used Windex for cleanups, and washed it every month whether it wanted it or not just to get the "milk" residue off.

After several years, it has gotten a slightly darker tone to it...about how Tom's original BNL was when I first saw it...which is what I always wanted. It's like it has applied it's own protection...I don't even get spots if gas splashes a bit during fillups. I use sotchbrites lightly if I get a scratch or something, then blend it in with the windex/diaper so I don't end up having to do the whole fender (or car).

Works for me.

Sometimes the most difficult thing to do is nothing at all.