Cleaning exhaust tips
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Re: Cleaning exhaust tips
Originally Posted by rush549
Our tips are stainless steel with a polished lip and exterior. Don't believe me? Try to drill a weep hole in it like I did. And you can use 0000 steel wool on it, It won't scratch it. I'd bet 00 won't either.
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Re: Cleaning exhaust tips
Originally Posted by Ed Mahoney
I always use turtle chrome cleaner for years now !!! Remember when cars had real chrome bumpers ????
Re: Cleaning exhaust tips
I picked my SRT-6 up a week ago. 17,500 miles of accumulated carbon on the exhaust tips. They were black. Twenty minutes with an SOS pad got rid of all the carbon. Thank God they're stainless and not chrome. I'm thinking some Meguiar's NXT 2.0 synthetic polymer wax may stand up to the heat and make cleaning easier in the future.
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Re: Cleaning exhaust tips
Originally Posted by Spudracer
I picked my SRT-6 up a week ago. 17,500 miles of accumulated carbon on the exhaust tips. They were black. Twenty minutes with an SOS pad got rid of all the carbon. Thank God they're stainless and not chrome. I'm thinking some Meguiar's NXT 2.0 synthetic polymer wax may stand up to the heat and make cleaning easier in the future.
Re: Cleaning exhaust tips
Originally Posted by onehundred80
The inside part of the SRT6 exhaust tips are painted black, the na's are not.
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