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How to clean a dirty catback exhaust?
Just purchase this used catback exhaust from a member. Thank you @llcoolchris77
I want to clean it really good before I putting that on. Was wondering if I can get some advice on how to clean it. Here's the picture of the catback exhaust: http://i817.photobucket.com/albums/z...psrxx52eqb.jpg |
You can get a scrub pad to wipe it down, that usually helps. You can't really fix discoloration from heat though.
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Any stainless steal polish with a scrubber would work fine! |
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Discoloration is normal for all exhaust, right? Not worried about that much. Thank you! |
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Thank you man. |
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Steel wool or a scotch bright sponge will help out the process. Just don't use them on the tips for the tips some polish and a microfiber will be good. |
Great. Thank you very much!
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Yeah just use care and common sense when doing it. You don't want to leave any chemicals on the exhaust so give it a good wipe down with a clean rag. Discoloration is no big deal at all, even if you could get it off, it'd come right back anyway.
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I've heard to just use steel wool and scrub it.
On the side note... still haven't spotted me :'( :lol: |
Lime Away! works wonders!
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simple green or any of the countless things like it?
green scrubber pad, effort |
I use some of the Mother's metal polish on the Cusco bars to polish them up some. Seems to work alright, but there's probably even better polish to use. I may use it on my Invidia exhaust before a car show.
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If you use steel wool, use OOOO which is super fine.
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