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foild 01-02-05 07:39 PM

exhaust stain on bumper
 
hey guys.


its now 3 months after installing my exhaust systme (downpipe/straightpipe/single exit straight pipe) --- and now i am seeing exhaust stains on my bumper above the muffler..

is there any cure for this (something to clean it off with) or is there anything someone or some company manufactures to prevent this????

thanks!

foild 01-02-05 07:40 PM

like... a cover plate or something

Modified 7 01-02-05 08:12 PM

is yours turbo?

BklynRX7 01-02-05 08:20 PM

I read abotut his before in the exterior/audio section. I think they said to use somethign called Simple Green

Davidov 01-02-05 08:36 PM

I found some stuff at the auto store called "bug and tar remover", made by Turtle wax I think.
It works on my car.

hornbm 01-02-05 08:38 PM

ive got black marks from shooting flames. When I repaint the car im going to paint it black so I dont have to worry about that.

ilike2eatricers 01-02-05 08:44 PM


Originally Posted by hornbm
ive got black marks from shooting flames. When I repaint the car im going to paint it black so I dont have to worry about that.

You'll have to worry about keeping the rest of the car clean also. Black is a pain to have but looks awesome when clean.

jon88se 01-02-05 09:17 PM

Make sure the bumper area above the exhaust tips is waxed well. Clean the soot with bug and tar remover (simple green is WAY too harsh) then use any paint clay to remove the remaining contaminants. Follow up with a good wax or paint sealant (mothers california gold, meguairs NXT etc..). The next time it's stained, it should be much easier to clean and probably wipe off with some quick detailer. If your stains are large, your car isn't running correctly.

foild 01-03-05 10:12 AM

no you can barely notice it... but i can when looking closely.

tecknomage 01-03-05 10:26 AM

dont use Simple Greenhouse keeping where i work uses it and its nasty it changes the color of the sheets that they use it on from tan to kind of a light mint green

EDIT: oh and it tipicaly washes off my car the back of me car is currently yellowish tint to it because its been to cold to wash her

Wankel7 01-03-05 12:31 PM

WD40 will remove it.


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