Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

I used the PINK condensor cleaner before I polished my logs, and will do the same next time, if needed. I got a gallon of the stuff for free, as my dad is an HVAC tech. I think if you dilute the stuff correctly, and then go through the trouble of polishing the logs, and then adding a sharkhide protectant, both products will work the same. My logs could use a little sprucing up now, but I did mine 3 years ago already. I can see a few spots where I forgot to apply the sharkhide, and there is a night and day difference in the look of the aluminum. SHARKHIDE your logs when done if you want them to stay looking nice for more than a week or so.

I want to clean the toons and apply Sharkhide. Do you have to do anything special to protect the trailer paint when using the NAPA aluminum cleaner? Will it damage the grass?

HandymanHerb wrote:You have to think what they are made to do, the pink is made to make little pits to increase the surface area for cooling, the NAPA stuff is made to make paint stick

The active ingredient in both products is Hydrofluoric Acid.

crspang wrote:

HandymanHerb wrote:You have to think what they are made to do, the pink is made to make little pits to increase the surface area for cooling, the NAPA stuff is made to make paint stick

The active ingredient in both products is Hydrofluoric Acid.

Holly smokes...... this stuff can be really bad for anyone using it....... read here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrofluoric_acid and here http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/hydrofluoricacid/

jUST GOES TO PROVE THAT ANYTHING BAD FOR YOU PROBABLY WORKS..LOL

crspang wrote:

HandymanHerb wrote:You have to think what they are made to do, the pink is made to make little pits to increase the surface area for cooling, the NAPA stuff is made to make paint stick

The active ingredient in both products is Hydrofluoric Acid.

It's the added chemicals, all cake mixes are the same except for small changes