Salt neutralizer
 

Has anybody ever tried a salt neutralizer on their rig after saltwater fishing and does it work?

Salt-A-Way will make a galvanized trailer look like aluminum.

Next question is where do you buy it at?

west marine

X2 on the Salt away,been using it for many years on boat & trailer,flushing motor,& rinsing reels. If I dont have time to wash the boat, I will rinse it down with it.

I used to buy some stuff in Chalmette that was exactly the same but only $5-6 per gallon. I can't remember the name. I'll call my buds and see if they remember. That stuff was fantastic on fiberglass, stainless, aluminum and even galvanized. I'll post if I get the name.

Thanks yall

i did a search on google and some people say vinager, anyone tried that?

A+ Chemical sales in Moss Bluff near the post office sells a chemical called Neutra Rinse. It is a salt neutralizer. I use it on my rig after every trip. Really works well.

I am no electrical engineer, and didn't sleep at a Holiday Inn last night, so I am not sure how it works. I am barely familiar w/ electrolysis (sp?) and how it works, using saltwater to travel through wiring, steel, etc. On this new boat I rigged last summer, I spent $60 on two master battery switches and installed them in the boat. One is a master battery switch killing the electrical current to my outboard. The other is a master switch killing power to my center console and all electronics, lights-stereo-radio-GPS-......everything!

I am not sure if this is the cause or not, but this boat looks like the day I rigged it. All of my electrical connections that usually rust/corrode look brand new. I can only assume what they say about corrosion and electricity is true since I have not done anything different with this boat as any other in the past other than the master battery switches. I will continue to use them, and watch for developments, just wanted to throw that out there while the topic was open. Didn't mean to jack the thread!