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I was wondering which product I should use for protecting a aluminum toolbox on my truck. I have polished it to remove the oxidation. I would now like to know how to protect it. Thanks.
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Re: Hello everyone.
Well... you can always wax it.
However the Brake Dust Barrier may be a good option also... might need a more official opinion on that though.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
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Re: Hello everyone.
Welcome to MOL, Skoob!
Mat's suggestion to use Brake Dust Barrier makes a lot of sense: waxes tend to degrade pretty quickly but the BDB will stay put for a very long time. It's also very easy to apply in that it's a simple spray on and walk away application. But before you do it, can you describe this tool box for us? Is it a diamond plate finish or just flat aluminum panels, or part painted/part bare aluminum?Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
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It is a diamond plate aluminum toolbox.Comment
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