Custom/Hybrid Best Sealer for Polished Aluminum? Polished Engine!

[ou812]

I know some of you have polished aluminum parts under the hood and was wondering what you have found to be the best sealer/wax to use to help prevent water spots as best as possible? I've found a couple sealers online but would like to know if they will actually work in a jet ski engine bay environment. I polished my intake, exhaust manifold, head pipe and flywheel cover and would like to keep i as clean as possible. Thanks for you help!

 

[motoman96]

Clear coat them

 

[ou812]

Clear coat them

Will that yellow over time?

 

[kevbo]

I have used clear Imron to seal polished aluminum. Gasoline will turn it slightly over time. There is no other way to preserve the bling, anything else will hide it.

 

[227]

I have a polished Alum pole on my SXR that I use Rain X on. The water beads during a ride and is easily wiped off after with a towel.

 

[Tyler Zane]

Man that thing shines! Good luck keeping it that way.

 

[msu24]

That looks sick...espeacially the pipe!

 

[AAlamo]

I'd put it on a shelf as a trophy lol sexy sexy

 

[Chris03HD]

Google : Zoop Seal

 

[ou812]

Might just need to clear coat them. I also have a water spot remover for fiberglass. It works great on removing spots and keeping them off the boat, just don't know if it would work on aluminum.

 

[ou812]

Google : Zoop Seal

I've heard mixed reviews on Zoop Seal. Have you ever used it? Any feedback?

 

[yamanube]

Metalwax

 

[#ZERO]

Just spray it with WD-40 after every use.

 

[McDog]

If nothing else it will oxidize and start looking dull and darker after a while if you do nothing.

 

[McDog]

Get it annodized clear.

 

[special fx]

Clear coat would be kiss of death if you ride saltwater. Dupont Teflon Silicone is amazing stuff for saltwater.

 

[Nuklear6]

Man I can't get over how well that blue looks. Took a while to get those +4mm cranks but its gonna be def worth your wait when you pull the throttle on that trophy!

 

[Hogggman]

There is a product made by the por company i think it's called glisten it will coat any polished metal. I have never used it but have heard good things about it. My buddy discovered it because he wants to get the rims on his chopper copper plated. Any auto body supply that sells por 15 should be able to get it. Google it and if you use it give us all a review