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      • Parts
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    • Maintenance Tips
    • Amenities
    • Contact
Gordons Lakeside Marine
  • Home
  • Ship Store
  • Parts and Services
    • Services
    • Parts
    • Wet Dock and Dry Dock
    • Winterization and Storage
  • Maintenance Tips
  • Amenities
  • Contact

Metals Maintenance

  • Get dull stainless steel shining again by rubbing it with a mixture of alcohol and kerosene of a soft rag.
  • Wipe down stainless with the same lemon oil you use to clean wood cabin furniture. It leaves a high shine and creates a water-spot resistant surface.
  • For glittering chrome, use vinegar or window cleaner. Also, try a cloth dampened in ammonia.
  • Aluminum, like wood, has a grain. Always rub cleaners with the grain.
  • Ammonia will pit aluminum's surface. Keep it awayTo keep chrome from tarnishing, brush on a coat of clear lacquer.
  • To clean brass, use 1/2 cup of vinegar mixed with 1 tablespoon of salt.
  • For water spots or hard water buildup that has dulled stainless steel sinks and fixtures, wipe with vinegar then rinse with water. To thoroughly clean stainless steel sinks, use a mix of ammonia and water. To keep stainless shiny, rub it with a little mineral oil and buff with a dry cloth.
  • Rust stains on sinks and drains will lift right out with a cut lemon.
  • For a showroom shine on stainless, polish with a rag that's been dipped in club soda.

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