Caring for your Billet Products

[BilletTechnology]

Hi folks.

I thought I would sticky this up for overall general care of your billet products.

If you have just satin finishes; a couple of times a month for your interior products just take a fine microfiber cloth and apply a bit of WD40 to the cloth and wipe your pieces down lightly to the grain of the tool path. This will keep your pieces looking good.

If you have satin under the hood you can do the same thing as with your interior parts lightly apply some WD40 to the parts or a fine microfiber cloth and wipe them down to the grain of the tool path. Under the hood pieces you should check on them at least once a week to keep them clean and looking brand new

For those of you with bright dip anodize under the hood or color anodize under the hood PLEASE only wipe your parts down with a soft microfiber cloth as needed. You can use a light spray of non-streak windex or any similar product to keep them clean. On any anodzied under the hood products; DO NOT USE ANY ABRASHIVE CLEANERS OR CHEMICALS. This will strip the anodize from your parts and cause discoloration. Please if you have a professional detail your car, please tell your detailer to not use any degreaser or solvants. Again this will strip the anodize and ruin your finish. The whole purpose of anodize bright dip or colors is to provide the protection on the parts so that you only need to wipe them clean with a cloth and nothing more.

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[D's300C]

thanx for the good info

[RobAGD]

Hey Heidi,

When you doing the Anno they are doing the seal step right ?

A non acidic degreaser shouldnt mare the Anno finish if its been sealed. The Acid based wheel cleaners will cause spotting to the finish even if its been sealed.

Just wondering.

I am planing out my next mod attack

-R

[BilletTechnology]

Originally Posted by RobAGD

Hey Heidi,

When you doing the Anno they are doing the seal step right ?

A non acidic degreaser shouldnt mare the Anno finish if its been sealed. The Acid based wheel cleaners will cause spotting to the finish even if its been sealed.

Just wondering.

I am planing out my next mod attack

-R

Yes, the anodize is going thru the whole seal step. 100% agree with you on the degreaser situation, and the acid based wheel cleaner. PipsMom has some bright dip under the hood that we had an opportunity to see at E-Town after the detailer murdered them. No doubts there was an acid based cleaner used, but just for over all good caution we figured it would be best to post not to use any type of chemicals or degreasers on your anodized parts.

Keep the mods coming LOL

[Eagle3t]

As always, you are looking for us. Thanks Heidi

[DUBSTER]

Thanks for the info cuz!!!!

[stealthsrt8]

i just received a pretty little box of billet from BT and this is a great reference.