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RE: chemi-technics, No search done

rich426 — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 11:41:32 GMT

OK , its like this . Some time ago i found a half bottle of marine chemi-technics metal cleaner. Its a British brand and just about the best i have ever used.

Nobody ever heard of this product ?

Here in Spain i also regulary use a product called "Ferronet" Desoxidante , its has a strong anti-calcium effect , Very good and Very strong , best used diluted with 25% to 50% water . It brings an easy shine to most surfaces . When left on white gelcoat it burns , this leves a black mark! Always rinse the area very well , and rinse again .

But diluting 2 cap fulls when washing down really leves the topside looking fresh & clean.

Anybody know what chemical is used in this magic red Ferronet ?

RE: chemi-technics, No search done

rich426 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:34:08 GMT

Am i off topic , wrong thread , not a problem.

Cheers

chemi-technics, No search done

rich426 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:32:27 GMT

Sorry its my first post, Hello. Maybe i will do a search sometime , but not right now.

So my question is "Marine chemi-technics" is made in Bury, UK.

But are the products supported by a web site (i cant find one) ?

Can i get a spec sheet and price list ?

The metal cleaner i found very,very good ,what do others think ?

Can i buy it bulk ? (maybe 2 bottles will suffer ).

Thank you

i am not a troll.