I wouldn't personally use a scourer as surely this would scratch and cause problems down the line.Autosol. Apply with a sponge. Any leftover marks, apply with a white scourer (white!, not green).
I have heard of people cleaning the inside with a toilet brush, which made me laugh.
I wouldn't let my car that dirty let alone its exhaust tips...Hi All,
I'm just wondering if there are any old wife's tails on how to clean chrome exhaust tips? Mine are have layer of black stuff followed by a layer of dirt.
I quite fancy trying to make them silver again!
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Thanks for the tips! I'll maybe add a picture once it's clean.
I take it @Splodgeit is still trying to clean it as we haven’t seen a picture. He did say maybe he’ll add a picture thoughThanks for the tips! I'll maybe add a picture once it's clean.
Still removing those needles from that Christmas tree I reckonI take it @Splodgeit is still trying to clean it as we haven’t seen a picture. He did say maybe he’ll add a picture though
If I remember correctly, the tips on the S3 are removable. S4 tips, which are cheap chrome on cheap steel, are welded top & bottom to the s/steel pipe.The tips on my S3 became pitted within the first year and I was always cleaning them, very disappointing, I hope the S4 tips hold up better.
If I remember correctly, the tips on the S3 are removable. S4 tips, which are cheap chrome on cheap steel, are welded top & bottom to the s/steel pipe.
If you go back there have been threads on this subject. Good luck.
Actually, I can't remember any other country/region with this problem, and Oz certainly has rust.
Trivia: Rust is the Aussie slang for cancer.
Yep, we have oodles of both to share around. ;-)Rust? I would have thought more Dust.
Not on chrome, it'll scratch off the coating. I just use the same bilberry product I use on the wheels..0000 wire wool for the win