JasonSmith

In my never-ending quest to become more effeciency minded (lazy) I am curious to know what you use to keep your stainless tips looking bright and shiney? I have done everything I can think of but none of my methods have gotten me to my goal.
Thanks,
Leader of the lazy

eliminator219

Jason
Yesterday I put the zoop Seal on Parts of my Boat. I have polished lowers on my B-max Drives. Every time I go out I have to spend almost another hour getting them shined up when I come back in, Gets damn tiring so I thought that I would try Zoop on them and the pipes. They claim that on a show car it will protect up to three years so if I can get even a month out of it in fresh water I will be very happy..
Most likely I will be taking it out tomorrow so if it works I will let you know.".Nothing ventured, nothing gained!!" wish me luck..

JasonSmith

Thanks. I'll cross my fingers it works.

Semper Fi

Jason,
I just had Gibson mufflers put on my boat and the first time I went out, they were really dirty and hazy looking from the salt water. I went home and cleaned them, nothing worked, then I took very fine S.S. pad and rubbed it lightly with water and they came clean like new. I put some wax on them and they have been perfect ever since!

Outdrive1

Try Lime Away, it cleans my tips and drive right up like new. No abrasives either.

thunderusone

I zoop sealed the alcoa's on my dually and it worked great for 6 months until we got to winter and the salt and calcium ate right through it.....if you stay in freshwater it will probably work great. It is also a very labor intensive application process.....

Outdrive1

Lime Away is effortless, spray it on, let it soak, wash it off. It takes hard water right off.

FOUNTAINATLAST

Works good taking off light corrosion also.

Outdrive1

as if you ever clean your boat.........

FOUNTAINATLAST

Your right, my boats a dirty pile of SH**