Borla Exhaust Polish/Cleaner
12-02-2008, 10:28 AM
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Hey Alvin. I was going to order but shipping really kills this. $13 shipping to OH for a $20 product puts this way above similar polishes. Hot Chrome is $24 shipped and that's considered very expensive.
I know your site is set up to ship bulk items (ie. an Borla RX-8 catback only costs $41 to ship which is phenominal) but you might want to look into reducing your shippping rate for the polish.
Look forward to the reviews though. Maybe it's worth $33.
I know your site is set up to ship bulk items (ie. an Borla RX-8 catback only costs $41 to ship which is phenominal) but you might want to look into reducing your shippping rate for the polish.
Look forward to the reviews though. Maybe it's worth $33.
12-04-2008, 11:58 AM
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Hey Alvin. I was going to order but shipping really kills this. $13 shipping to OH for a $20 product puts this way above similar polishes. Hot Chrome is $24 shipped and that's considered very expensive.
I know your site is set up to ship bulk items (ie. an Borla RX-8 catback only costs $41 to ship which is phenominal) but you might want to look into reducing your shippping rate for the polish.
Look forward to the reviews though. Maybe it's worth $33.
I know your site is set up to ship bulk items (ie. an Borla RX-8 catback only costs $41 to ship which is phenominal) but you might want to look into reducing your shippping rate for the polish.
Look forward to the reviews though. Maybe it's worth $33.
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12-04-2008, 02:26 PM
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Damnit. I knew I should have asked for Free Overnight Shipping. 
Ordering now. From the application vid it looks like no gloves required. That'll be a nice change from the Hot Chrome.
Ordering now. From the application vid it looks like no gloves required. That'll be a nice change from the Hot Chrome.
12-09-2008, 01:14 AM
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Did you use bronze wool too? I stopped by Home Depot but couldn't find any and I have no idea where I can find a boat supply store. They had some 'ultra fine' steel wool that I picked up anyway but don't want to use it unless I can verify it works w/o scratching.
Looks like it does a very nice job. Do you still have some buildup on the inside of the lips? That's the only thing I still have on mine that I haven't managed to get off with other polishes. Too effing cold to polish over the weekend but I will probably give it a shot in a few weeks.
Looks like it does a very nice job. Do you still have some buildup on the inside of the lips? That's the only thing I still have on mine that I haven't managed to get off with other polishes. Too effing cold to polish over the weekend but I will probably give it a shot in a few weeks.
12-16-2008, 03:41 PM
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Did you use bronze wool too? I stopped by Home Depot but couldn't find any and I have no idea where I can find a boat supply store. They had some 'ultra fine' steel wool that I picked up anyway but don't want to use it unless I can verify it works w/o scratching.
Looks like it does a very nice job. Do you still have some buildup on the inside of the lips? That's the only thing I still have on mine that I haven't managed to get off with other polishes. Too effing cold to polish over the weekend but I will probably give it a shot in a few weeks.
Looks like it does a very nice job. Do you still have some buildup on the inside of the lips? That's the only thing I still have on mine that I haven't managed to get off with other polishes. Too effing cold to polish over the weekend but I will probably give it a shot in a few weeks.
For the inside i used the next step up in steel wool..
For the out side of the tip dont scrub to much just a lite over and then let it sit for 30 sec. then wipe off with a microfiber cloth..
For the inside it might take a couple times to get it clean. yes there still is some build up on the inside of the tip but it will come out, its just hard to get in that tiny space
12-16-2008, 08:53 PM
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12-18-2008, 01:39 PM
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looks great, nick - I'll let you know...although in this weather, it kinda sucks, cause we'll get it looking great and then one day driving back and forth to work and it'll look like crap again...I am really curious to see how it handles the rust I have on the tips - I have more than you show in your before pic - my exhaust is 3 1/2 years old, and the tips started rusting last winter...hopefully this will take it off, cause the regular polish I use wouldn't...
http://www.huber.de/hp410/The-Materi...less-Steel.htm
See #6 here - http://www.itselemental.net/faqstainless.htm
The bottom line is, you can definitely clean your tips back to a factory mirror finish.
If not, there is something wrong and we will stand behind our warranty. Please contact our customer service department if you cannot clean your tips.
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12-18-2008, 04:09 PM
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The material used in your Borla Exhaust tips will not rust. It's austenitic stainless steel which is an alloy also used in culinary applications. Forks and Knives have to be able to go through dishwashers for years and have absolutely no rust because rust is toxic.
http://www.huber.de/hp410/The-Materi...less-Steel.htm
See #6 here - http://www.itselemental.net/faqstainless.htm
The bottom line is, you can definitely clean your tips back to a factory mirror finish.
If not, there is something wrong and we will stand behind our warranty. Please contact our customer service department if you cannot clean your tips.
Thanks
http://www.huber.de/hp410/The-Materi...less-Steel.htm
See #6 here - http://www.itselemental.net/faqstainless.htm
The bottom line is, you can definitely clean your tips back to a factory mirror finish.
If not, there is something wrong and we will stand behind our warranty. Please contact our customer service department if you cannot clean your tips.
Thanks
01-16-2009, 02:40 AM
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The product sells itself. No need for him to promote it.
01-16-2009, 05:05 PM
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Thanks and a great point on all of our products. We are especially proud that Borla received an award for our new Polish at SEMA 2008.
You guys have been great. We'll continue creating new and exciting products for the Mazda community!
You guys have been great. We'll continue creating new and exciting products for the Mazda community!
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