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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero (Formerly Alodine 1201)
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After precleaning with BONDERITE C-IC 33 AERO, rinse with water. Apply without dilution by brushing or swabbing with sponge. Rinse with water and surface is ready for paint. This is a visible coating which leaves the surface with a golden coloration. The alodized surface provides protection against weather and firmly bonds paint. 1 quart treats about 100 sq. ft. Flammable. Available in quart and gallon sized. HAZARDOUS
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Documents
- Technical Process Bulletin (PDF)
- SDS (PDF)
Reviews
Works as expected, nice and easy, great product. Aircraft Spruce is great! shipped extremely fast, packed well, and at a very competitive price. Also discount for veterans is greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Gallon
Im not wild about using it, but it does a very good job providing a protective coating to aluminum.
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Gallon
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Quart
Great stuff
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Quart
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Gallon
Alodine has been around forever. It is a good product and easy to use. 1201 is the way to go. Cant confirm that the parts are truly covered without being able to see the tint.
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Gallon
Quick delivery
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Quart
Excelent
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Gallon
Easy to use to prep aluminum for painting
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Quart
As expected
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Bonderite M-Cr 1201 Aero - Alodine 1201 Quart
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce Canada's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Canada assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
The technical process bulletin for Alodine 1201 is part # 09-00678. It is no charge and can be found in the "Accessories" tab on this web page.
This product has a twelve month shelf life from the day the container is opened, but no longer than 36 months from the date of manufacture.
Coverage area will vary with the mix ratio, application efficiency, part size, and the amount of corrosion to be removed. Under ideal conditions, a gallon of ALODINE 1201 will treat 800 square feet of surface. Prime within 24 hours of application.
Please review the tech data information in the document tab for details. If the instructions are followed, the part can be primed or painted once the part is dry.
Yes, the gold tone is the only alodine 1201 in production currently. For Alodine 1001, see Part# 09-01628. This has a different tone.
This product has a 12 month shelf life from the day the container is opened, but no longer than 24 months from the date of manufacture total.
The temp range for the 1201 is listed as "room temp to 100f." C-IC 33 is listed as "room temp to 120f."
This is only for aluminum per the tech sheet.
We would recommend the 09-01630 touch up pen. It would require rinsing and its easier to keep it off the surrounding paint.
No as purpose of the alumiprep and alodine is the clean and prep the surface so that you can the primer it after the process, even if it is a self etching primer.
