exhaust removal
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Can't help on the removal of the tips but something like Solvol Autosol should be good for cleaning them up 
Can't think why you'd want to remove them?
As per Bristle Hound, judicious use of Autosol on a long piece of rag or similar, applied with what I can only describe as a flossing action, should do the job. Polish off using the same technique with a duster or similar. Has worked on all our cars.
As per Bristle Hound, judicious use of Autosol on a long piece of rag or similar, applied with what I can only describe as a flossing action, should do the job. Polish off using the same technique with a duster or similar. Has worked on all our cars.
http://www.fawkes-cycles.co.uk/1277...currency=GBP&gclid=CKP8xOLbn8MCFUr4wgod9g8AYQ
i have used this product for years. spray it on a cloth and over the tips. let it work for a minute and wipe off and it will leave no scratching.
i have used this product for years. spray it on a cloth and over the tips. let it work for a minute and wipe off and it will leave no scratching.
Similarly, WD40 is an effective solvent for exhaust soot and doesn't scratch the surface of the chrome.
Thanks for all the tips - I will take a look and buy one of the options and give it a go
The reason for asking how to remove M1ke H - I was thinking it would be nicer to take them off, put some newspaper on the kitchen table and clean the in the warmth and comfort of the house
Cheers
The reason for asking how to remove M1ke H - I was thinking it would be nicer to take them off, put some newspaper on the kitchen table and clean the in the warmth and comfort of the house
Cheers
Meguiar's NXT Metal Polysh (yes, it is spelt like that!) is incredible stuff. It brings things up absolutely gleaming, doesn't appear to be especially abrasive (I use it on my delicate military medals with no ill effects) and seems to give a longer lasting shine than other similar products I've used.
I had to get under the car with a small block of wood and knock them off with a hammer. They are on tight. Pushing back on is easy though
