I have a Delta aluminum toolbox that has a lot of water spots that are not coming off with my regular truck wash. Is there a product out there that cleans it and restores the shine? Is it clear coated?
Thanks.

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'97 F150 XLT SC, 2WD, 4.6 Auto
* 3" Bullseye spindles
* 2" Superlift angled blocks in rear
* Rancho RS5000's
* AR Baja's 16X8
* Gorilla locknuts (all 20 lugnuts are locknuts)
* 285-75-16 Firestone Wilderness AT III's
* E150 "Triton V8" emblems
* Donmar Sunroof
* Sony CD player
* SuperChip
* K&N Filter
* Bedliner
* Weathertech Ventvisors
* Ford locking gas cap
* Delta aluminum toolbox
* Putco shorty chrome bedrails
* 4:10 US Gear ring & pinion, complete with gear whine.
(It's the Turbo, Son, it's the Turbo!)

 

Check out www.autopia-carcare.com.

 

It works. Great website.
Thanks.

Roberto

 

A friend of mine waxed his toolbox while he was waxing his truck. It made it look brand new. Might want to try that.

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My F-150

• XLT
• Toreador Red
• Super Crew
• 4.6 Liter
• v8
• Xcelerator Muffler
• Dual Exhaust (Y-PIPE)
• 6" Chrome Tips
• Vent Shades
• GTS Headlight Covers
• Rhino Sprayed-In Bedliner
• Flairside
• 20% Window Tint (Front 2 side windows)(Illegal)
• 11" 7% dark tint band on front (Illegal)
• Bugflector
  Pending
• 33" BFGoodwrench All Terain Tires (with rims)(June 2001)
• 3" P.A. Body Lift (June 2001)
• No Muffler (June 2001)

THE BEST TRUCKS ARE BUILT FORD TOUGH

 

Thers a product called Aluminum Bright that comes in a spray bottle. It's just like chrome polish for aluminum. Try your local auto parts store.

-Jon