[Z06] Ti tips
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Burning Brakes
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Ti tips
I just got my first Vette this past Saturday, it's an '02 Z06. 
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
Mike G.
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
Mike G.
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Originally Posted by ricoZg
I just got my first Vette this past Saturday, it's an '02 Z06.
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
Mike G.
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
Mike G.
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[QUOTE=ricoZg]I just got my first Vette this past Saturday, it's an '02 Z06.
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
The easyest and best way in my opinion is never dull magic wadding, just brakes that carbon and staining right up. Enjoy your 'new Z06!
Ric
Well anyways, it appears that the titanium chrome flashed tips have been neglected by the previous owner. A simple soap & water wash didn't get any shine to them whatsoever.
Any tips or advice on how to get the shine back so I can maintain it? I know once the shine comes back I can maintain it with chrome/metal polish. I read that part on the FAQ's.
The easyest and best way in my opinion is never dull magic wadding, just brakes that carbon and staining right up. Enjoy your 'new Z06!
Ric
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