Good products to clean grease and to shine up my tips!
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Everytime I get a car wash or it rains theres black grease spots on my fenders and doors coming from my wheels! It's pretty hard to wipe off with just water and a cloth, what's a good grease cleaning product I can use?
Also what's the best product to get the new shine back on my stainless steel muffler tips?
Everytime I get a car wash or it rains theres black grease spots on my fenders and doors coming from my wheels! It's pretty hard to wipe off with just water and a cloth, what's a good grease cleaning product I can use?
Also what's the best product to get the new shine back on my stainless steel muffler tips?
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I've had no problem just using something as simple as Turtle Wax Bug and Tar remover on those spots.
Mothers makes two excellent products, Mothers Chrome Polish or Mothers Mag & Alum. Polish. Either one will give you excellent results.
All these products can be found at any store like Walmart.
Mothers makes two excellent products, Mothers Chrome Polish or Mothers Mag & Alum. Polish. Either one will give you excellent results.
All these products can be found at any store like Walmart.
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Thanks buddy!
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Originally Posted by navin' post='636191' date='Jul 30 2008, 04:39 PM
white toothpaste works well on the exhaust tips.
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I always have grease spots on my motorcycle, especially after greasing the chain.
A cheap and very easy way to get rid of that grease (body panels, rims etc.) is just regular sunflower oil right out of your wife's or GF's kitchen
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Try it, it realy works like nothing else!
A cheap and very easy way to get rid of that grease (body panels, rims etc.) is just regular sunflower oil right out of your wife's or GF's kitchen
.Try it, it realy works like nothing else!
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Thanks for the great information guys! I'm gonna try it all!
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Rocky, I use this on my exhaust tips...Never-Dull wadding polish. It's gets the black junk off and also will remove any contaminants, tar, etc. It works great, and you can find it at PepBoys or wherever.
http://www.driveit.com/eo104.html
http://www.driveit.com/eo104.html
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='639008' date='Aug 3 2008, 10:29 PM
Rocky, I use this on my exhaust tips...Never-Dull wadding polish. It's gets the black junk off and also will remove any contaminants, tar, etc. It works great, and you can find it at PepBoys or wherever.
http://www.driveit.com/eo104.html
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