P460lawd

Are there bolts holding the tips into the bumper. I want to remove the tips to clean so as not to scratch the paint. It looks like 2 10mil bolts on bottom, but I read some posts on Google that the tips just pull out, what is holding them in place? Thanks for any help.

whitewater

just wet sand. mine look brand new and no need to remove.

Chuckinnj

I just cleaned a pair of LS tips (on the car) with Bar Keepers Friend and now they look like new...... Took some time but well worth it.

SW17LS

This is a product that works great on exhaust tips too:

http://www.autogeek.net/eo104.html

R Z

I second the Never Dull. Got that info here when I noticed how grungy my tips looked. That stuff shined my pipes up like new!!!!!!

roadfrog

I use the Nevr Dull wadding as well. No need to remove the tips.

greg3852

Another vote for Never Dull. Use it and it works great.

Duck05

Cleaned the add on tips for the SC with the Never Dull product. Good results.

Just be careful not to rub over the painted areas around the tips....

If you do decide to remove the tips, the Never Dull product is still applicable.

comotiger

Do you use Never Dull on any of the other chrome pieces (grill, trunk lid, door cladding)? Except for the lower parts of the grill, these pieces seem to keep their shine with just regular washes. Will order soon!

greg3852

No. Only use it on the tips. A regular wash and dry will keep those other pieces clean.

roadfrog

+1......Don't use it on other parts of the exterior.

P460lawd

Thanks for the Never Dull recommendation, it worked great

SW17LS

Yes, don't use it on the other chrome trim. That trim is actually just plastic. Only use the nevr dull on actual uncoated metal trim.

roadfrog

Awesome. Glad it worked out. FWIW, that stuff is great on many other metals you may have around the house. My wife for example used on a few antique silver teapots and the like. It's awesome and goes a LONG way. I've also used it on old and weathered, magnesium rims and looked like new after.