Cleaning the Exhaust Tips?
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I recently purchased a used IS250. The exhaust tips are getting dirty on the inside/outside. What would you recommend to clean them to get the nice shiny look? I've been looking at the Nevr-Dull Magic Wadding Polish. Is that a good product to use? Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance.
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Check out the Detailing Forum for tons of info...
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sea...archid=1942628
Personal recommendations are Chemical Guys Metal Wax (Polish + Protection) or Optimum Metal Polish.
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Personal recommendations are Chemical Guys Metal Wax (Polish + Protection) or Optimum Metal Polish.
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I recently purchased a used IS250. The exhaust tips are getting dirty on the inside/outside. What would you recommend to clean them to get the nice shiny look? I've been looking at the Nevr-Dull Magic Wadding Polish. Is that a good product to use? Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance.
All the other stuff other members use are good too!
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Tried getting the Eagle Nevr Dull polish from Amazon but it won't ship unless I have $25 worth of goods in the cart. I found a bottle of Brasso metal polish in my basement lol. Will test that out and see how it works...
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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
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