[Toevho]

Anybody found a way to get the top aluminum rails to look good?

 

[Krimza]

I’m not sure if you ever found a solution or even how bad your problem is if it’s just water spots use McGuires quick detailer if it’s stained up and a few pits try bar keepers friends polish it works great on aluminum and stainless steal even use it on my pots and pans just make sure you don’t get any on the paint

 

[Toevho]

I’m not sure if you ever found a solution or even how bad your problem is if it’s just water spots use McGuires quick detailer if it’s stained up and a few pits try bar keepers friends polish it works great on aluminum and stainless steal even use it on my pots and pans just make sure you don’t get any on the paint

I’m not sure if you ever found a solution or even how bad your problem is if it’s just water spots use McGuires quick detailer if it’s stained up and a few pits try bar keepers friends polish it works great on aluminum and stainless steal even use it on my pots and pans just make sure you don’t get any on the paint

Thanks, no I have not solved the problem. I'm concerned that the aluminum rail has a protective coat on them that if I remove it with something like Bar Keepers Friend, I would have to keep doing it every time I washed my Envision Many years ago I used jewlers rouge to shine the aluminum casings on my motorcycle and keeping them shiny was never ending! I would like to avoid that!

 

[AdamPlitt]

Anybody found a way to get the top aluminum rails to look good?

You could try PlastiDip. If you don't like it then it peels right off. Application is super easy. I have it on my grill, faux hood intakes and my wheels. Durable and surprisingly scratch resistant.

 

[Toevho]

You could try PlastiDip. If you don't like it then it peels right off. Application is super easy. I have it on my grill, faux hood intakes and my wheels. Durable and surprisingly scratch resistant.

I'll stick with the Aluminum 🤣