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Aluminum brightening for working trucks.

Ask Acheson or Flyin’s about aluminum brightening as part of your truck wash. Tell the crew which parts you want treated and about any polished, coated or specialty finishes before work begins.

Before choosing aluminum brightening

Check the surface first

Brightening is a chemical treatment. The team needs to know about coatings and finishes to confirm whether it suits the surface.

Combine services

Discuss brightening with a hand wash or chemical wash when you arrive. The location can confirm scope and pricing.

Fleet visits welcome

Use your Klarity fleet account at either staffed truck location. Each location invoices for its own services.

Locations for this service

Check the location's hours before your visit. Flyin's is closed on Sundays.

104 Hayes Crescent, Acheson, AB T7X 5A4
Fleet HubSelf-Serve Wand WashFleet Self-WashOil & LubeFirst Come
17715 116 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5S 2R4
Truck WashSelf-Serve Wand WashFleet Self-WashTrailersFirst Come

Plan your visit.

1

Show the crew the surfaces

Point out the tanks, wheels or trim you want assessed.

2

Confirm compatibility

Mention coatings, polished finishes and previous treatments.

3

Agree on the work

The location can confirm the service scope before washing.

Aluminum Brightening FAQs

Which locations offer aluminum brightening?

Acheson and Flyin’s offer aluminum brightening. South does not provide staffed truck brightening.

Is brightening the same as polishing?

No. Aluminum brightening is a chemical treatment, not a promise of mechanical polishing. Ask the crew what result is appropriate for your surface.

Can every aluminum finish be treated?

Suitability depends on the finish and condition. Discuss polished, coated or specialty parts with the team before treatment.

Find your wash location

Check opening hours and directions, or call the location about your vehicle.