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Seriously? I have dual dual SLP exhaust and it has brownish stains on it..and can the darkness around the welds be brightened without too much trouble?
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Oh so that's what you call it!, ...Semichrome polish works great, ...now go polish your "tailpipe" ... Posts: 1046 | From: Pine Bush, NY USA | Registered: Aug 2001
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I use Autosol Chrome polish. Bikers use it on the chrome pipes.
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I use Autosol. Works really well. If the stains are stubborn, 3M makes a Chrome and Metal polish that works even better than Autosol. I have used the 3M product on my polished aluminum whells with great results.
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I use MAAS metal polish. Seems to do a good job taking some of the yellow tint out of the stainless pipes. :)Mary and Ralph actually told me about it at last years SLP Day in Ohio.Thanks! I have been using it ever since!
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I just did my exhaust and used nothing. used steel wool, a scouring pad of some sort and very fine sand paper. But I'm sure the polish will help. SLP Loud Mouth: SLP Y-Pipe not finished yet : Posts: 2651 | From: Enola (Harrisburg Area), Pennsylvania | Registered: Jan 2002
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Besides Autosol, I've used a fine grade Scotch-brite pad for the real tough stains.
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BTW...can you get these polishes at places like Advanced Auto Parts?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by 2002Z4CSS: [QB] I use MAAS metal polish. Seems to do a good job taking some of the yellow tint out of the stainless pipes. :)Mary and Ralph actually told me about it at last years SLP Day in Ohio.Thanks! I have been using it ever since!
Yep, stuff works well, I found it at Home Depot of all places. Comes in a small tube, the box is silver and blue. We use it on just about anything we want to look like chrome.
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Home Depot isn't far from me so it looks like I will be picking some up myself. Posts: 2841 | From: Westland, MI | Registered: Apr 2003
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Thanks all! I liked the pics too-Gave me something to strive for...I just popped into Walmart and bought two things to try out...!st was Never-dull metal polish wadding---Found that absolutely useless!!!! I also bought a small jar of Mother's mag polish...(we use that on the diamond plate on the firetrucks for years--so I knew how to use it)....It actually did well..I'm quite happy..I used a scotchbrite pad with it on it in some stubborn spots!...Can't wait for Carlisle!!! Please someone pray for sun!
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