My 35 TE has a couple of very small areas on the window frames where the anodazation is failing. I would like to apply something to stop it from spreading.
I have heard that after gently scraping the oxidation off one should apply a small amount of vinegar to the area and then use primer and touch up paint.
Does any know what type of paint to apply and where to get it? I need only an ounce or so. The color is off white towards almond.
Ron
Hi Spirits
35 TE SF
Punta Gorda, FL
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Ron
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35 TE SF
Punta Gorda, FL
Hi Spirits (sold)
35 TE SF
Punta Gorda, FL