designo

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Damn I hate it when this happens!

Any ideas on how I can completely get melted plastic off my exhaust? A plastic bag got caught under my car and it's melted onto my invidia midpipes!

Help!

worker

could get a torch and burn it off?

msgs350

iTrader: (2)

Same happened to me.....I just let it burn off on its own.

isam250

iTrader: (7)

I used wd-40 and a steel wool sponge

designo

iTrader: (6)

Did it work?

TriniGS

iTrader: (2)

Same thing happened to me. It eventually burnt off after what seems like a couple months. It would be nice to know what I use if it happens again in the future.

rogzballz

iTrader: (9)

You can start a campaign to reduce littering, clean up the streets, teach people how to throw away their garbage, join green peace, promote recycling, save more animals, reduce landfill dumping, clean the water, stop glaciers from melting .... Lol that's my rant on plastic bags

bigblack06

iTrader: (20)

I swear I cringe every time I see a plastic bag just like when I can't avoid a pothole.

M K S

Man, this happens to me quite regularly. The only thing I've done in the past was scrape as much of the remaining bag off the exhaust, and let the rest burn off. The smell doesn't seem to go away for a week or two.

I'm curious about the WD-40 & steel wool?

c-low

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lol im sure the smell is pleasant lol just let it melt off

isam250

iTrader: (7)

Of course, I wouldn't tell you if it didnt lol. It wasn't a sissy little gorcery bag either. It was a huge heavy duty plastic cover. The one that comes with your flat tv screen packaging.

designo

iTrader: (6)

Thank you I'll try it!

GS2100

This would definitely work in the Middle East . Sign me up right away .