Aluminum Cleaner & Protectant - 32oz

For best results, apply after every outing. A quick spray-and-wipe keeps the polymer barrier fresh and stops water spots, salt, and grime from ever setting in. At minimum, reapply every 2–3 weeks during boating season or whenever water stops beading on the surface. If you boat in saltwater or trailer on salted roads, stick to the every-outing routine because salt left on aluminum accelerates corrosion and pitting.

Yes. Boat Juice Aluminum Cleaner & Protectant works great on aluminum boat trailers, protecting frames, crossmembers, and fenders from road salt, water exposure, and corrosion. However, it is not recommended for use on galvanized trailers.

Absolutely. Boat Juice Aluminum Cleaner & Protectant is formulated to work on a wide range of marine metals including stainless steel, brass, chrome, bronze, and powder-coated surfaces. It’s a versatile addition to your boat care routine. It is not recommended for use on porous surfaces.

For the best results, we recommend starting with a clean surface. Wash your pontoon with Boat Juice Wash & Shine or rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow it to dry before applying. This ensures the marine-grade polymers can bond properly to the metal surface for maximum protection.

The product is designed for metal surfaces like pontoon logs, railings, fencing, and trailer components, but not for deck or walkable areas. If any overspray gets on your deck, wipe it up immediately to prevent slippery conditions.

Yes. This formula is specifically designed to be safe for both anodized and powder-coated aluminum surfaces and raw aluminum if it is mill finish. It enhances and protects these finishes without stripping or damaging them.