potatochobit

iTrader: (1)

sooo... i have a dremel and a drill.

what do i need to repolish the muffler tip? its over 6 years old and kinda dull?
i heard polishing is hard work, im sure i can do a muffler tip though.

dgeesaman

iTrader: (7)

It's stainless steel. Any steel polish should work. A dremel might be overkill - but if you use the buffing wheel attachment and paste it may go faster.

Railgun

nevrdull or brasso are good ways to start. Awesome products.

ijneb

a muffler tip shouldnt be hard to do, its round and has no changes in surface (no lettering, no hard bends) so it should be easy to do.

Quickfini

iTrader: (6)

Is there any way to remove the discoloration from the heat? My tip is all brown now. :9

SERIES7

mother's chrome polisher works like a gem.

SpeedKing

iTrader: (4)

Nope. Heat bronzing is normal, however, some people like how it looks, some don't.

BoostorLose

Nevr-Dull is awesome from my experiences with it.
Mike

potatochobit

iTrader: (1)

nevr dull is not gona work. i use it inside the engine compartment, its ok, but have to really rub numerous times to get water spots off.

the exhaust is a greddy SP so it has a large tip. ithink the heat bronzing deal is making it look dull, so im thinking maybe polishing wont help.

hmm maybe its time to get that racing beat exhaust

Railgun

water spots off what? what kinda surface?

KCflyer

oxy clean and flitz works wonders

crashdummy

sandpaper!

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

Coke and aluminum foil. No kidding. Pour some Coca-Cola on the tip and scrub with a wadded up piece of aluminum foil. You can do in 5-10 seconds what would normally take 15 minutes of slow buffing with chrome polish.

Dale

oneflytrini

iTrader: (1)

I second that

potatochobit

iTrader: (1)

water spots in the engine get on all the polished pieces, like the intercooler piping, airbox, strut bar, UIM, etc. takes alot of rubbing with nevrdull to get em out.