Item Description
The best boat metal polish the world has ever seen!
Simply amazing - that's the only way to describe Marine 31 Stainless Steel and Aluminum Brightening Soap. This innovative product from Marine 31 removes corrosion and brightens stainless steel, aluminum and chrome in half the time it takes conventional metal polishes. Marine 31 Stainless Steel and Aluminum Brightening Soap is so effortless in its application and the results so pleasing that you'll find yourself using it on your friends' boat in addition to your own!
Until now, metal polishing was a messy, laborious task. Polishing your boat's stainless steel and aluminum trim wasn't something you looked forward, but rather something you dreaded. Say goodbye to the mess and hello to Marine 31 Stainless Steel and Aluminum Brightening Soap, the most innovative boat metal polish and protectant out on the open water!
Marine 31 Stainless Steel & Aluminum Brightening Soap polishes and protects in one simple step! Consisting of silicate-free polishing clay and all-natural soap flakes, Marine 31 Stainless Steel & Aluminum Brightening Soap forgoes the nasty, caustic ingredients found in a conventional metal polish and relies on eco-friendly ingredients.
Your boat's metal rails and fixtures get pummeled by salt in the air and over time, they corrode and oxidize. Regular application of Marine 31 Stainless Steel and Aluminum Brightening Soap will keep your boat's metal surfaces looking new while being protected with an anti-corrosive agent. Marine 31 Stainless Steel & Aluminum Brightening Soap is so simple to use that you'll actually look forward to polishing your boat's metal surfaces!
Marine 31 Stainless Steel & Aluminum Brightening Soap is harbor-safe and eco-friendly.
Directions:
- DO NOT USE ON PAINTED, ANODIZED OR CLEAR COATED SURFACES.
- Rub a damp sponge across the soap until a thick lather is created
- Polish the desired area until it has a mirror-finish.
- Rinse residue and allow sponge and soap to air dry before storing.
Includes applicator sponge.
