Item #
11983ZP
BRAND: Sharkhide
Sharkhide Aluminum Protectant Quart
Protects aluminum, stainless, steel and more against the elements
Protects aluminum, stainless, steel and more against the elements
Sharkhide Aluminum Protectant Quart is rated
out of
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Protects aluminum, stainless, steel and more against the elements
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Product Overview:
Description
SharkHide® is the ideal long-term protectant for steel, aluminum, copper, brass, stainless and fiberglass Protect your vehicle investment against stains, oxidation (rust), weathering, grime, salt spray and pitting with this clear, tough, flexible coating—SharkHide Metal Protectant.
- Won't chip, flake, peel or yellow
- UV-stabilized and ozone-resistant
- Easy wipe-on application
Warranty
In the Box
Contents
Guides & Accessories
Safety Information
Accessories
Simichrome Metal polish
EW Aluminum buffing kit
Wheel smoothing kit
Eastwood PRE Painting Prep
Application Tips
Clean surface throughly with Eastwood's PRE Painting prep. If the surface is stained or oxidized, use an aluminum cleaner to remove the imperfections. To apply, simply use a clean soft white cotton cloth and saturate with Sharkhide and wipe surface area. Do not pour onto surface. See product label for more application instructions
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Charlie from
Pontoon Protection
Used this on my aluminum pontoons on my House boat. After 4 months it still looks glossy under water. Cleans up easy too. Very impressed of ease of application also. No special tools.
Date published: 2021-07-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Warmie from
Brushed aluminum
I’m building a Factory Five Roadster and wanted the internal aluminum panels to have the brushed aluminum look. After cleaning with Pre, I saturated a red Scotchbrite pad with WD40 and then brushed the panel with the natural grain. Rinsed with water, dried completely, and the brushed on Sharkhide with a micro fiber sponge. Look absolutely beautiful, be sure to where latex gloves to avoid getting fingerprint oils on it while working.
Date published: 2017-12-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Excellent product!
Put this product on a set of JEGS Performance Sport Star Cast Aluminum Wheels about 4 years ago. The rims have been outside on the car for about a year now and were washed two weeks ago. Check out the pic.
Date published: 2013-10-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
marineman1972 from
sharkhide
This product is great!!!!! I have used it in the marine field for years.I use it on pontoon and aluminum boats to keep water and scum from staining and adhering to their surface. Its an easy product to use and lasts a long time. This is the only product I have found over the years that you can apply to aluminum that will honestly protect it from the elements.
Date published: 2009-10-27
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Ken L from
Sharkhide.
Applied very nicely, seems to give good sealing to the aluminum
Date published: 2021-06-27
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Revd Up from
Pretty good
I have used Sharkhide on my boat aluminum for several years. After polishing the surface I apply 2 coats letting dry in between coats. It does dull the surface a little. Kind of a satin coat. It would be better if it didn't do that. I usually re polish and re apply every year as the aluminum will slowly oxidize. It oxidizes after 1 to 2 uses without it. It is not the perfect product but is 100% better than leaving the surface bare. I don't know of anything that works better except possibly powder coating with clear. Then the part would have to be billet and not cast as cast will have air bubbles come out. Polished aluminum is tough to keep shiny.
Date published: 2015-02-06
Questions & Answers
I want to use this for the polished aluminum trim on my car. Is Sharkhide harmful to rubber, painted surface or plastic?
This should be safe to use on metal that is close to paint, plastic or rubber. Sharkhide recommends testing a small area first, and waiting for those results.
Date published: 2022-09-06
My chrome cragar wheels are starting to rust slightly, if I remove the rust using the aluminum foil technique can I apply the sharkhide afterwards or do I need to polish the wheels with simicrome first then apply the sharkhide
To get your best results we would recommend polishing the wheels first but it is not necessary.
Date published: 2020-10-20
Would this product work to protect a the polished aluminum of a airstream trailer? How long would it last between treatments?
This should work for that application. I did find this forum, which might be helpful. https://www.airforums.com/forums/f474/shark-hide-protectant-42667.html
Date published: 2021-06-24
I have cleaned up a set of aluminium wheels. I would like to apply your product. What is better, cloth or brush. Do I put on more than 1 coat. If so, time between coats. If I use outdoors, do I have to wear protective breathing equipment.
If additional coats are desired, the surface must be tacky. Wait for a minimum of 15
minutes but no longer than 30 minutes to apply successive coats. If you must level,
sand the coating, wait for 24 hrs, and recoat.
Date published: 2022-03-12
I applied sharkhide to my aluminum boat and it dried showing a white film. How do it remove the white film?
You can call Sharhide directly, they are more than happy to talk with you about your issue. 618.624.4091
Date published: 2019-12-03
Looking for something to seal and protect new, highly polished pulleys and components on a serpentine setup. Will this product change the appearance of the parts in any way? I guess I am asking will someone be able to tell the parts have been coated?
I have used this product on my mirror polished pontoon boat. On a mirror finish it will kill some of the shine, as much as 20% but the shine that is left will last a long time. People complain about the slight rainbow effect, if they read the directions, it covers this.
Date published: 2021-06-24
Can this product be sprayed on aluminum wheels with painted inserts?
This product would work for that application.
Date published: 2020-06-22
I would like to know if you would recommend using an airbrush to apply sharkhide to some off my parts that have a rougher surface and nooks and crannies Thanks
Because of the dry time of the Sharkhide, it is not advisable to apply using an Airbrush. Sharkhide is also sold in an aerosol the we currently do not have for purchase.
Date published: 2019-01-08
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