Detailing my exhaust tips
08-07-2017, 02:57 AM
#41
Instructor
This stuff works well on wheels and exhaust tips also (apply then wipe off):
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Eagle-One-...-5-oz/15125758
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Eagle-One-...-5-oz/15125758
Last edited by magls2; 08-07-2017 at 02:58 AM.
08-07-2017, 09:49 AM
#42
Melting Slicks
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This stuff works well on wheels and exhaust tips also (apply then wipe off):
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Eagle-One-...-5-oz/15125758
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Eagle-One-...-5-oz/15125758
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08-15-2017, 01:41 PM
#50
Melting Slicks
Wanted to thank the OP for posting this; although I consistently polish the outside of my tips, it's been a (long) while since I've cleaned up the inside and something I've been meaning to do for a while ... this post motivated me to get out and do it lol. Although they didn't turn out as well as the OP's, I did mine all by hand and they look a heck of a lot better then they did. Next time a make a trip to Vegas, I'll be stopping by Harbor Freight ... 
Last edited by Welker1; 08-15-2017 at 02:02 PM.
08-15-2017, 02:41 PM
#51
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Wanted to thank the OP for posting this; although I consistently polish the outside of my tips, it's been a (long) while since I've cleaned up the inside and something I've been meaning to do for a while ... this post motivated me to get out and do it lol. Although they didn't turn out as well as the OP's, I did mine all by hand and they look a heck of a lot better then they did. Next time a make a trip to Vegas, I'll be stopping by Harbor Freight ...
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08-15-2017, 04:09 PM
#53
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Wanted something easier for pipes a few years back, a member recommended a can of Easy-Off.
Got back from a cruise & planned a wash, so pipes were hot.
Tried it.
Sprayed stuff inside and outside pipes, let sit a few minutes.
Outside's the biggest PITA, much harder to reach than anything else so really wanted to see what it'd do.
Hosed 'em off while wiping w/ a cloth.
They sparkled.
Even carbon spotting I dread most about this job, was dissolved away.
Truly amazing. Stupid easy. Pipes look great as-is, w/o polish.
Use EZO first to remove all carbon & grime, then a polishing compound if desired. You'll need 2 pair of sunglasses & no sore muscles.
Got back from a cruise & planned a wash, so pipes were hot.
Tried it.
Sprayed stuff inside and outside pipes, let sit a few minutes.
Outside's the biggest PITA, much harder to reach than anything else so really wanted to see what it'd do.
Hosed 'em off while wiping w/ a cloth.
They sparkled.
Even carbon spotting I dread most about this job, was dissolved away.
Truly amazing. Stupid easy. Pipes look great as-is, w/o polish.
Use EZO first to remove all carbon & grime, then a polishing compound if desired. You'll need 2 pair of sunglasses & no sore muscles.
08-15-2017, 04:18 PM
#54
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Wanted something easier for pipes a few years back, a member recommended a can of Easy-Off.
Got back from a cruise & planned a wash, so pipes were hot.
Tried it.
Sprayed stuff inside and outside pipes, let sit a few minutes.
Outside's the biggest PITA, much harder to reach than anything else so really wanted to see what it'd do.
Hosed 'em off while wiping w/ a cloth.
They sparkled.
Even carbon spotting I dread most about this job, was dissolved away.
Truly amazing. Stupid easy. Pipes look great as-is, w/o polish.
Use EZO first to remove all carbon & grime, then a polishing compound if desired. You'll need 2 pair of sunglasses & no sore muscles.
Got back from a cruise & planned a wash, so pipes were hot.
Tried it.
Sprayed stuff inside and outside pipes, let sit a few minutes.
Outside's the biggest PITA, much harder to reach than anything else so really wanted to see what it'd do.
Hosed 'em off while wiping w/ a cloth.
They sparkled.
Even carbon spotting I dread most about this job, was dissolved away.
Truly amazing. Stupid easy. Pipes look great as-is, w/o polish.
Use EZO first to remove all carbon & grime, then a polishing compound if desired. You'll need 2 pair of sunglasses & no sore muscles.
thanks!
08-15-2017, 04:34 PM
#55
Race Director
Yup, supposedly an old timer's trick. 
Sorry not a pic guy, have to take my word for it.
I keep M2W open all the time, middle pair seem to carbon-up the worst much faster than outside pair.
Even tho' pipes are wiped out after every outing, they still get carbon-up over time & all 4 top barrels awful w/ dirt/road grime ordinary washing simply does not remove.
I for one really hate sitting on my **** in front of 4 tips w/ a drill mounted buffer. Hate it. After using this stuff & seeing w/ my own 2 eyes how well it works I wanted to bawl. That's happy.
Just try it.
Nothing else comes close re time & $ vs. results for quickly cleaning tips, no matter how dirty. I'm now a believer.
Got any pics?
I keep M2W open all the time, middle pair seem to carbon-up the worst much faster than outside pair.
Even tho' pipes are wiped out after every outing, they still get carbon-up over time & all 4 top barrels awful w/ dirt/road grime ordinary washing simply does not remove.
I for one really hate sitting on my **** in front of 4 tips w/ a drill mounted buffer. Hate it. After using this stuff & seeing w/ my own 2 eyes how well it works I wanted to bawl. That's happy.
Just try it.
Nothing else comes close re time & $ vs. results for quickly cleaning tips, no matter how dirty. I'm now a believer.
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08-15-2017, 05:56 PM
#56
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Yup, supposedly an old timer's trick.
Sorry not a pic guy, have to take my word for it.
I keep M2W open all the time, middle pair seem to carbon-up the worst much faster than outside pair.
Even tho' pipes are wiped out after every outing, they still get carbon-up over time & all 4 top barrels awful w/ dirt/road grime ordinary washing simply does not remove.
I for one really hate sitting on my **** in front of 4 tips w/ a drill mounted buffer. Hate it. After using this stuff & seeing w/ my own 2 eyes how well it works I wanted to bawl. That's happy.
Just try it.
Nothing else comes close re time & $ vs. results for quickly cleaning tips, no matter how dirty. I'm now a believer.
Sorry not a pic guy, have to take my word for it.
I keep M2W open all the time, middle pair seem to carbon-up the worst much faster than outside pair.
Even tho' pipes are wiped out after every outing, they still get carbon-up over time & all 4 top barrels awful w/ dirt/road grime ordinary washing simply does not remove.
I for one really hate sitting on my **** in front of 4 tips w/ a drill mounted buffer. Hate it. After using this stuff & seeing w/ my own 2 eyes how well it works I wanted to bawl. That's happy.
Just try it.
Nothing else comes close re time & $ vs. results for quickly cleaning tips, no matter how dirty. I'm now a believer.
08-15-2017, 08:52 PM
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