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Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - Drivesthebeast - 09-20-2005
Well, the inside of my exhaust tip is starting to corrode a little, and I was wondering if there is anything out there that I could use to polish the entire tip with that will protect and/or not damage the finish...any ideas?
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - MAlby7 - 09-20-2005
I use rim polish (metal polish) on my magnaflow tip.
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - ZX3TUNING - 09-20-2005
is it a chrome or stainless tip?
if it's stainless, i use medium and then fine grade "Scotch Brite" scouring pads. it gives you the brushed metal look which is far easier to maintain than polishing the tip with metal polish.
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - FociBC - 09-20-2005
If I recall when I had mine its stainless steel. Mitch's recommendation is best for this application
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - Drivesthebeast - 09-21-2005
It's t304 SS same as the rest of the system...all of it's polished too...wondering how I can maintain the polished look and get rid of the corrosion staining in the inside edge of the tip. Would silvo or Brasso work? I don't know if I wanna scour the peice...hmmm thanks for the ideas though so far....'preciate it
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - Crazirich - 09-21-2005
AutoSol is my choice, works on plenty of things, even lights! after that if its not shiny enough i use compound and wax!!
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - smith21 - 09-21-2005
Mothers mag and aluminum polish? I use it on my intake, works rele well!
Polishing Mbrp Exhaust Tip... - ZX3TUNING - 09-22-2005
if there is raised rust rather than surface tarnish then you have to scour first. if it's just surface then you might be able to get away with just polish
if you want a mirrored look, scour ait nd then hit it up with a fine cut-wax and then a quality polish for the best possible end result.