HVAC tech here, be sure you wear full PPE when using that acid based coil cleaner. it works great because it contains hydrofluoric acid which is very damaging not only to your skin and lungs but also to your bones because it loves calcium. there's some old time hvac techs that used it for years without gloves and that stuff gave them osteoporosis in their hands where it got in their body and dissolved the bones in their hands . most hvac techs switched away from the old acid based cleaners in favor of less dangerous options
Hey guys Im a professional detailer with 20+ years experience. I dont recommend anyone trying this if you got no idea how its done. If you still want to go ahead , make sure you cover the whole thing scrub and spread the Acid or Degreaser and make sure not to miss any areas. All you really need is about 20 seconds to wash it off, depending on the strength of the product.... If you got plastics or rubbers make sure to mask them up as they will fade by the time you go to wash it off.
If you are going to scrum the whole thing you might as well just use scotch brite and nothing else. As a metal finisher I would recommend protecting the aluminium with something after if you are unable to anodised it. lacquer or alocrom.
Looks to me like that coil cleaner made a huge improvement with minimal elbo grease! I'm going to try this on my 20 year old aluminum Triton jet ski trailer. I will come back and comment. Thanks.
Hi can you list the ingredients in that product plz mate so I know im buying something that works like this. I'm cleaning an engine bay for a jet rib and doing it by hand is wat too much effort. Cheers
@@TheRandomHandyman 😆 it'll probably eventually come back. This stuff is an awsome aluminum cleaner though. We use it to clean the aluminum on our aircraft refueler trucks at the airport I work at. We use a product called "alumabright". It's sold by ZEP cleaning products. Basically the same acid stuff you're using.
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HVAC tech here, be sure you wear full PPE when using that acid based coil cleaner. it works great because it contains hydrofluoric acid which is very damaging not only to your skin and lungs but also to your bones because it loves calcium. there's some old time hvac techs that used it for years without gloves and that stuff gave them osteoporosis in their hands where it got in their body and dissolved the bones in their hands . most hvac techs switched away from the old acid based cleaners in favor of less dangerous options
Thank you
Thanks for this!
Hey guys Im a professional detailer with 20+ years experience. I dont recommend anyone trying this if you got no idea how its done. If you still want to go ahead , make sure you cover the whole thing scrub and spread the Acid or Degreaser and make sure not to miss any areas. All you really need is about 20 seconds to wash it off, depending on the strength of the product.... If you got plastics or rubbers make sure to mask them up as they will fade by the time you go to wash it off.
If you are going to scrum the whole thing you might as well just use scotch brite and nothing else. As a metal finisher I would recommend protecting the aluminium with something after if you are unable to anodised it. lacquer or alocrom.
@@blim003 how or what should I use to clean anodized aluminum RV?
@@blim003as an HVAC technician I have never thought of a bottle 2-3 feet away from me could clean my toolbox
Looks to me like that coil cleaner made a huge improvement with minimal elbo grease! I'm going to try this on my 20 year old aluminum Triton jet ski trailer. I will come back and comment. Thanks.
Worked pretty good
Hi can you list the ingredients in that product plz mate so I know im buying something that works like this. I'm cleaning an engine bay for a jet rib and doing it by hand is wat too much effort. Cheers
Will it hurt paint if used on enclosed trailer??
I like the go fishing part lol
Hola
I have one old trailer. I cary the bikes and stuff.. can i try this on it? I live in Germany though. Thanks in advance
Yep I’ll make sure I’ll do it in the street or car wash
Thank, you for you're video
Will it work better if u use a tire brush an scrub it
Probably so
Looks like your peeing , after a keg party
Haha
sorry but what liquid do you use, and how is the process, could you explain
This was some nu-bright, but some shela shine or brasso would work as well
Did it loose its shine.
Probably so was over 3 years ago idk though I sold the boy since then lol
Soooo I just did this and now it’s not dirty but the whole thing is white and hazy and splotchy
Buff out with a rag and mothers mag amd aluminum polish....power ball on drill is good too
You have to be from Louisiana
Broussard, I guarantee 🤣
I under aluminum bright and it didn’t turn out well at all
Dammm
i'd guess you killed the grass in that area?
Apparently it's an even better weed killer.
It’s been over a year the grass never grew back
@@TheRandomHandyman 😆 it'll probably eventually come back. This stuff is an awsome aluminum cleaner though. We use it to clean the aluminum on our aircraft refueler trucks at the airport I work at. We use a product called "alumabright". It's sold by ZEP cleaning products. Basically the same acid stuff you're using.
@@garymccarver5006 less grass I gota cut lmao, does wonders to the skin as well 😂 ishh burns
@@TheRandomHandyman i bet the neighbor is really happy about the fence line with a big dead patch on their side. 🤣
@@redpillciswhitefemale6598 lol them fools spray poison everywhere and kill all there grass
You sound like you are from Broussard 🤣
Haha 2 hours from there
Who washes/rinses from the bottom up 😂 creates more work for yourself always rinse top down