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Cleaning aluminum hulls... before/after picture

Started by Waterfoul, April 16, 2008, 10:51:52 PM

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Waterfoul

I've been trying to find something that would clean up my badly oxidized and stained Tracker for a year now.  I ran into a friend of mine at ALL the fishing shows this year... he works for Bio Clean.  He suggested two of their products in series.  First is their Hull Cleaner.  Then the Aluma Clean.  Let me tell you ... this stuff works!  This picture represents about 15 minutes of work on my part. 

Addicted to fishing.  All the time, any species, anywhere!!  Especially in West Michigan!!!

Got Fish??

That looks great. Where can I get some. I live in livonia Mi is there a place were I can but it, or do I have to get it from the manufacture.

Waterfoul

Quote from: Got Fish?? on April 17, 2008, 10:07:33 PM
That looks great. Where can I get some. I live in livonia Mi is there a place were I can but it, or do I have to get it from the manufacture.

Many marinas sell it.  Or you can buy direct:

www.biokleen.com

You want the Hull Cleaner and the Aluma-clean.
Addicted to fishing.  All the time, any species, anywhere!!  Especially in West Michigan!!!

dmills4124

Hi, I have got to say I would rather learn from from a buddy than trial and error. That being said I am sure you did your fair share of product sampling. I have done a lot of buying and my shelves are full of nearly full bottles of stuff that didn't fill the bill for what I wanted it to do. How does this product compare with "MOTHERS" products. I have used their aluminum product before (and still do) and they really clean it up good.
thanks
don m

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