Polishing Exhaust Tips?
#32
thought i was using Mothers but i actually am using a Meguiar's product works on all metal surfaces
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...?T1=MEG+G13508
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...?T1=MEG+G13508
#33
#34
Nevr-dull oxidizes... It creates the green build-up and looks terrible if you dont regularly shine it. I use this crap in the navy and it is NO BUENO! Mothers Mag/Aluminum Polish is perfect for this! I suggest people clean them with a quick detailer (NO WAX) first. Then let them dry, Leave the mothers on for about 30 minutes, then use a microfiber rag and really polish it deep. then wipe it down softly with a clean microfiber or a screen cloth (for laptop screens)
#35
thought i was using Mothers but i actually am using a Meguiar's product works on all metal surfaces
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...?T1=MEG+G13508
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...?T1=MEG+G13508
#36
Nevr-Dull is used for brass... thats its main purpose but you have to regularly maintain it. Mothers has a protective layer that will not oxidize to it would be best to stick with Mothers in my opinion at least.
#41
I'm not sure if anyone else mentioned you can also use steel wool 0000 grit, paired with your favorite metal polished, I use Autosol metal polished for my exaust, follow by some Menzerna 85rd polish compound on a polishing pad, follow by either klassen or duragloss sealer, my exhaust always looks shiny and clean, no carbon build up and is low maintanence.
#44
Uh....no. The muffler/tips need to have been polished and the OEM muffler wasn't.
On polished parts like aftermarket mufflers and tips, I've had really good luck with Eagle One NevR Dull polish wadding. Once I get it applied and wiped off.....I'll spray on a thick coat of Pledge Furniture polish. The Pledge has a UV protectant in it that also keeps the aluminum/titanium from oxidizing so quickly.....plus it smells Lemon Fresh!