How to remove soot from exhaust?
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I use water and a cloth to remove soot.
I also use English Custom Chrome Polish and hot environment polish to remove any oxidation
http://www.englishcustompolishing.co...hotchrome.html
I also use English Custom Chrome Polish and hot environment polish to remove any oxidation
http://www.englishcustompolishing.co...hotchrome.html
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nevr-dull. Many people on here use it. I always have a can of it. it works great.
Bob
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nevr-dull. Many people on here use it. I always have a can of it. it works great.
Bob
http://www.eagleone.com/pages/produc...=1006&cat=5006
Bob
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+1 for Nevr Dull. Amazing stuff, can be used for other things, and reasonably priced.
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I've never been a huge fan of Never Dull, myself.
I LOVE Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. It took the 4-year-old, black, exhaust tips on my RX-8 and with some elbow grease made them look brand new. Hell, I bet you could turn your child's head chrome with this stuff if you polish at it enough!
I LOVE Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. It took the 4-year-old, black, exhaust tips on my RX-8 and with some elbow grease made them look brand new. Hell, I bet you could turn your child's head chrome with this stuff if you polish at it enough!
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English Custom Polish.