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10 YEAR PROTECTION FOR ALUMINUM PONTOONS!

How to Apply Protective Clear Coat and Metal Protectant, ALUMETRON to Aluminum Pontoons:

You too can protect the finish on your aluminum pontoons for up to 10 years with Alumetron.
The best time to apply Alumetron is when your boat is brand new but if your boat is used and your pontoons look crappy, you can easily restore them with the Aurora System Matched products and a little effort.

In our previous videos, we showed you how to calculate the square footage of your pontoons and determine the quantity of products that you need, showed you the quick and easy way to remove algae from your pontoons with Algex and showed you how to buff away the stains in less than 60 minutes with Alumabuff.

In this video we’re going to show you how to protect your pontoons with Alumetron to keep them shiny and stain free for up to 10 years.

You’ll need a lint free cotton cloth, some Alumetron, a plastic paint tray and some rubber gloves.

First we fold the cloth into a pad about 6 inches long. Now pour some Alumetron into the tray and we’re ready to go.

Dip the folded edge of the pad into the Alumetron and squeeze out any excess.

Apply Alumetron by wiping with the grain, in long, smooth, wet on wet, overlapping strokes. Don’t go over any coated sections or overwork the application. You can correct it with the next coats.

By the time you finish one coat, the pontoon should be dry enough for the next. You need a total of four coats but as you can see, it goes on quickly and easily. You’ll be finished in no time.

Drying time can vary depending on ambient temperature and humidity. If it’s hot and dry, work in smaller sections to maintain a wet on wet application.

It really is that quick and easy.

Now you too can easily restore your pontoons to like new again and keep them that way for up to 10 years with minimum maintenance.

You can find more information about the products used in this video here:

https://www.auroramarine.com/store/algex.html

https://www.auroramarine.com/store/alumabuff.html

https://www.auroramarine.com/store/alumetron.html

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