Cleaning the Exhaust Tips?
05-02-13, 12:50 AM
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my driver side is pretty easy... the fsport exhaust true side is passenger side so it took me about 1hr an half or so w/ scrubbing b/c of the carbon built up... i use dish washing scrub..(scrub that does not scratch metal).. I applied several time and each time you have to let it sit... carbon will come off..
05-03-13, 06:30 PM
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Ironic i pmed you about this the ither day. I actually had some mothers polish at the house and did the job great but ive had some custom welding done(my ap2 tips are welded to my tanabe exhaust, and there is some rust damage on the mufflers from it I was wondering what would be a good product to get rid of that rust?
05-03-13, 10:38 PM
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It sounds like you are stating the tips were clean, but are getting the normal exhaust juice on them. For that, just wipe it off with a damp paper towel or rag once a week and you'll never need to use any of the products listed in this thread. Light, ongoing maintenance with ocassional car wax will keep them looking new.
05-04-13, 08:13 PM
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my friend has the mothers and ur right. Its not really for cleaning and shinning its more for shine only. The never dull does both in one, i even used in on a stainless steel fridge my brother had bought and i guess during the shipping it got hit by another black fridge. He tried scrubbing it down with soap and water, clr, mr clean magic eraser (which did a bit of it off) but finally after we used yhe never dull it took the black mark clean off. He was surprised that I use the same product on my tips. Lol 
I'll give it a go tomorrow since my tips are dirty and post before/after pics.
05-09-13, 12:19 PM
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Ironic i pmed you about this the ither day. I actually had some mothers polish at the house and did the job great but ive had some custom welding done(my ap2 tips are welded to my tanabe exhaust, and there is some rust damage on the mufflers from it I was wondering what would be a good product to get rid of that rust?
05-09-13, 03:43 PM
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