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Bob:
I used Nylaic on the fiberglass heater box under
the hood because it is heat resistant. I didn't see a reason to use it on
exterior aluminum. After cleaning up the heater box, it was rough, and
Nylaic did a nice job on making it look nice.
John
In a message dated 1/25/2012 11:44:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
rpjasin@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Ed,
You
should consider a product called Nyalic. Its fantastic
stuff.
www.nyalic.com
I use it on any
metal part that I don't want to paint, but don't want corrosion
either.
Bob
J
HELLO
MEMBERS...................
In order to somewhat protect the surface
of a 'cleaned up' aluminum
part---would painting it with clearcoat be a
good idea???
THANKS
ED ECKERSON
LI
NY
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