Black Buildup from Exhaust - How to Remove
My 2013 GS has some black buildup on the chrome/metal exhaust surrounds. Any suggestions on best cleaning product to remove this? Figure some elbow grease and a good product should take care of it, just curious what other people have successfully used. Thanks!
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Ive used rubbing compound that worked well, just because it was laying around, but I'm sure some sort of chrome polish would fit your needs better, or at least make the job easier.
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Originally Posted by CottageChz
(Post 10348715)
My 2013 GS has some black buildup on the chrome/metal exhaust surrounds. Any suggestions on best cleaning product to remove this? Figure some elbow grease and a good product should take care of it, just curious what other people have successfully used. Thanks!
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I like Eagle1 Nevr-Dull.
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BAR KEEPERS FRIEND.......... Works great, inexpensive and you can buy it at WalMart or any local retail chain. |
I've had good luck using dawn or lemon joy dish soap and a bit of elbow grease. Usually removes all but the really old stuff.
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Thanks for the ideas guys. I'll probably give the bar keepers friend a shot since I have that on hand. Should have thought of that one. If that doesn't work, I'll move on to one of the other suggestions.
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Anything that is safe for burnt tipped exhausts? I usually just use a microfiber with a ceramic spray to wipe it down but it always dull after a few days.
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Originally Posted by ex00
(Post 10391618)
Anything that is safe for burnt tipped exhausts? I usually just use a microfiber with a ceramic spray to wipe it down but it always dull after a few days.
BTW! I don’t think that Ceramic Spray is necessarily meant for use on stainless...... Just polish and keep it clean. |
I use WD40. It works wonders and everyone has a can around.
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Originally Posted by Chuckinnj
(Post 10392412)
Ceramic spray?..... I have always "THOUGHT" that Ceramic Coatings have to cure in a dry environment for 24+ hours, so if you apply and start the car it would "play games" with the coating making it look dull. BTW! I don’t think that Ceramic Spray is necessarily meant for use on stainless...... Just polish and keep it clean. |
thanks for all the suggestions, gona try to do this
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