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So the prior owner of my 2011 GS did not do a very good job of keeping the exhaust tips clean. The little black baked on spots are a nightmare to get rid of. As I was sitting there rubbing my fingers to the bone trying to clean them I had an idea. I went and got my Dremmel tool out and put a polishing pad on it, applied some very fine "jewelers rouge" to it and in no time had them sparling like new!Has anyone tried this? My daddy always told me "it aint cool if the chrome don't shine". My wife gave me some weird looks as I was doing this. I think she feels like I should do the family silver next.
I use my Mother's polishing ball with my 3/8" drill & some chrome cleaner/polish.
Yep. I have the ball (for inside the pipes), and the cone for the tips. I use Adams, two-part polishes. I also wrap the ball and the cone in T-shirt strips because I'm lazy.
Yep. I have the ball (for inside the pipes), and the cone for the tips. I use Adams, two-part polishes. I also wrap the ball and the cone in T-shirt strips because I'm lazy.
Your not lazy......I am lazy. Just have to wipe the dust off.
Chrome obsession.
I had an idea. I went and got my Dremmel tool out and put a polishing pad on it, applied some very fine "jewelers rouge" to it and in no time had them sparling like new!
Has anyone tried this? My daddy always told me "it aint cool if the chrome don't shine". My wife gave me some weird looks as I was doing this. I think she feels like I should do the family silver next. 
Now that shines, you should me proud of it, and stick mirrors under the car to shows it off.
I want to do that over the winter! Beautiful!
