Can use on aluminum boats
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It's made for gelcoated fiberglass that is porous and subject to staining of unprotected. So no. You need to find a wax thats made specifically for aluminum... I would imagine any auto store would have wax designed for aluminum rims that would work.
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I put this on an aluminum Jon boat. I was never worried about electrocution however moist air and water all around can lead to battery corrosion. With paddle splash and all others things that can happen on a boat I would cover it. You will also want to ad a fuse so if the battery shorts it doesn't ruin your fish finder .
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I don't believe it will work on aluminum. there is a product that does, but I don't the name. You might have to Google the product. Just type " aluminum black".
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Sand the aluminum and this stuff will bond to it. You should not have a problem.
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From what I have read on their website, you would need to clean off all the paint to bare aluminum for it to be permanant. It works great on the bottom of my boat, but I was down to bare metal.
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This is very thin material and I would not recommend for heavy outside use. I'm assuming when you say "Aluminum Boat" that you mean a skiff type of boat, not a boat with an interior cabin area. It would be fine for interior cabin boat applications such as speaker boxes, temporary mats, and covering walls. It may be ok for temporary in a boat that only sees freshwater, but I would not consider this to be used in saltwater at all, not even temporary.
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Definitely not aluminum. Some kind of polymer. Aluminum canoes are super rare - nearly all canoes are synthetics.
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Yes it will, it works very well, the aluminum will be very raw looking not shinny,it kind of etches the aluminum. If your doing a boat keep it off your trailer,it will discolor it. A chemist told me that you'd be better off purchasing a gallon of aluminum pot cleaner at an restaurant supply store
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Richard, I didn't actually use it on aluminum, but it stuck to metal, fiberglass, wood and clothing. All of which you'd have to work at to get it off. Hope this helps. Make sure the roof has no leaks as it will not prevent water penetration.
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Yes, you can use it in aluminum rims, also in bicycle tubes, be sure that you use enough. Follow the directions on container.
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No it will not. I understand you want aluminum/zinc to aid with that. However it might be worth reading about this issue on waterheaterrescue dot com (i'm just a customer, not affiliated) for their advice related to various options.
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I used it on the bottom side of my 14 ft aluminum fishing boat and it worked fine. I painted over it as well.
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This is the only one I have used, works great on jet skis and boats. I saw this one at a friends shop (they use a lot) works great so far.
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Not sure about plastic canoe. But it was amazing on my aluminum canoe. One word of caution is that this stuff is VERY runny! Even just before it dries it WILL run. I would still use it again, just take your time, turn your canoe so the area your working on is always flat. That means you will have to work on very small areas at a time, and mix small batches at a time. I used a scale to weigh out each part for very small batches. Lots of work, but good stuff.
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I have no idea as I used mine on a bass tracker boat and drilled thru the aluminum to affix the antenna
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Usually used for smaller motors 9 -20 Hp if you have screw type fastener that clamp to the back of the boat it might work .
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I used them on thin aluminum. If you apply enough pressure it should work on metal