Section 10
10-6
Cruiser
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Aluminum Hardware
Periodically wash aluminum hardware with soap
and water to keep it clean. If your boat is used in
salt water or polluted water, wash aluminum
hardware with soap and water after each use.
Salt water allowed to remain on aluminum will
penetrate the metal and corrode the aluminum.
It is recommended to frequently clean and coat all
aluminum hardware with a metal protectant made
for aluminum to protect against pitting and
corrosion caused by the harsh effects of salt
water. Choose an appropriate cleaner specific to
your needs, as special cleaners are available for
different types of aluminum hardware such as
anodized, powder coated and polished.
Most stains can be removed from aluminum with
a metal polish or fine polishing compound. To
minimize corrosion, use a caulking compound or
Teflon-based sealer to isolate hardware and
fasteners mounted to aluminum fabrications. With
proper care, aluminum hardware can provide
many years of service.
Galvanic Corrosion
Galvanic corrosion (electrolysis) is the
deterioration of metals from the effects of
electrolytic action. When two dissimilar metals
are immersed in a conductive fluid such as salt
water, an electric current is produced, much like a
battery. As current flows between the two metals,
the softer, or sacrificial, metal deteriorates.
If you operate in salt, polluted or brackish waters,
your boat should be equipped with a
transom-mounted sacrificial anode to prevent
corrosion damage to other metal parts of your
boat that are in contact with the water. The
anodes are self-sacrificing and are slowly eroded
by electrolytic action. These anodes are
important and require periodic inspection for
deterioration. Replace the anode when less than
50% of its original size.
Most engines are equipped with one or more
anodes that require periodic inspection. See the
Engine Operator’s Manual
for maintenance
procedures.
Electronic cathode systems are designed to
reduce the effects of electrolysis. Electronic
cathode systems emit an electrical low-current
charge into the water near the metal components’
neutralizing electrolytic action.
NOTICE: Do not
paint or coat sacrificial anodes or cathodes with
any substance. Once covered, they do not
provide protection from galvanic corrosion.
Replace anodes if they have deteriorated 50% or
more.
Job
Cleaning Agents
Method
Comments
Routine cleaning
Soap and water
Apply with a sponge
or soft cloth. Dry area
completely.
Once your stainless is free
of discoloration and/or
bleeding, spray GEMLUX
Passivation Solution
directly onto stainless.
Allow to cure for 30-60
seconds. Rinse with fresh
water and dry the area.
This solution will help
re-passivate the stainless
steel.
Stubborn stains,
discoloration or
bleeding
GEMLUX Cleaning
Wax
Apply with soft, dry cloth.
Allow to dry.
Polish and buff using a
clean, dry cloth.
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