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Soz this vid took so long to put together and post up - hope you enjoy it Special thanks to @YLD127 (additonal footage), @El Andrew (who also saved my drone ), @PookeyMaster and @civillian (additional footage - luv that Hero8 Black 🎥 ) - you guys made this cruise Looking forward to the Tassie Cruise in March next year For Your Enjoyment!

Good to see another NZ G6ET owner, I’ve got a moderately modded one. There’s the FPV/Tickford owners club which allow G6ET owners too. They’re very active with cruises around the Waikato, just did an awesome cruise around the Coromandel two weeks back, around 12 cars. They’re on Facebook too, also on Facebook is FGNZ - heaps of G6ET owners on there, there’s also Ford Falcon Club NZ on Facebook... yes most activity is happening through Facebook - I’ve joined heaps of things on there and mange a decent cruise at least fortnightly. I’m in Auckland and go to just about all events happening, you’re welcome to connect on Facebook so I can let you know of anything coming up. There’s also a group of us meeting tomorrow (Sun 29 Dec)10.15 at Hampton Downs for Caffeine and Gasoline followed by a few laps around the track.

if aluminium doesn't have a coating it will oxidise no matter what you might throw at it we use "ally brite" or "aluminium mag wheel cleaner" which basically have the same active ingredients the active ingredients are HERE it removes the surface oxidization and the surface will look white-ish we use it by first wetting the surface to be treated with water, then applying the product with a soft bristle brush like a plastic banister brush, then wash again with water if you get any streaking, just repeat the process taking care to apply evenly it is a chemical, so rubber gloves and a face shield are the order of the day after it has been in the weather for a week or so it will look like it did when it was brand new, (grey-ish)

I ain't going to that extent lol. Maybe bcb has an idea. I'm just giving it a light degrease and rinse when I wash the thing.

surely a bunch of clear-coat coatings would do the job... but @bloodycrashboy could surely give you some real advice