Shining up an exhaust?
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Shining up an exhaust?
All good suggestions!!
The right way really depends on just how bad of shape its in now, and just how nice you want it to be when your finished. The material makes a difference also.
What I am getting at is that I wouldnt suggest you start polishing it with a heavy compound if its in nice shape and only dull anymore than I would suggest you polish it with mothers by hand if its heavilly tarnished or corroded etc.
All the methods offered work well, and now you only have to figure which one fits the condition of the part and expexted result.
The right way really depends on just how bad of shape its in now, and just how nice you want it to be when your finished. The material makes a difference also.
What I am getting at is that I wouldnt suggest you start polishing it with a heavy compound if its in nice shape and only dull anymore than I would suggest you polish it with mothers by hand if its heavilly tarnished or corroded etc.
All the methods offered work well, and now you only have to figure which one fits the condition of the part and expexted result.
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Shining up an exhaust?
This quad looked like it was ran on the great snow and salt covered roads here in pa when I got it. Everything just looked bad. I only had about 15 min in cleaning it up. look at the cool head, no hand rubbing at all. The ball goes around the head bolts amazingly without tearing it up
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