Exhaust Cleaner
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markwalker69
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Exhaust Cleaner
Does anyone know of a good Exhaust clean and polish product on the market ?????????
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RW1
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
Autosol will do the job for you.
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23 Oct'09 Now Complete on the dockside, 24 Oct'09 Sailed from Portugal, 27 Oct'09 In the UK,
29 Oct'09 at dealers Driving 4th Nov. Sorted!
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markwalker69
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
Thank's for your time I'll have a look.
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Sam63
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
I have auto sol but to TBH I found it not that great so I bought a tin of Brasso Wadding which works an awful lot better .
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phillips1321
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
I agree with Sam 63 about the Brasso wadding.
I let my pipes get very black at the bottom with caked-on deposits (naughty I know) and had real problems shifting it. In the end I resorted to trying some Wonder Wheels I found in the garage (don't let it near my wheels!!). Applied it carefully with a small brush, left it to soak and rinsed well with water, then finished off the remaining deposits with a Brillo pad and the Brasso. Sounds a bit drastic I know, but the result was great.
I won't be letting them get in that state again
I let my pipes get very black at the bottom with caked-on deposits (naughty I know) and had real problems shifting it. In the end I resorted to trying some Wonder Wheels I found in the garage (don't let it near my wheels!!). Applied it carefully with a small brush, left it to soak and rinsed well with water, then finished off the remaining deposits with a Brillo pad and the Brasso. Sounds a bit drastic I know, but the result was great.
I won't be letting them get in that state again
Re: Exhaust Cleaner
if the exhaust isn't too bad give it a go over with some clay & to stop the soot sticking so much wax it!!
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autoperfection
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
Two products we recommend that are excellent at cleaning exhausts...
Duragloss Metal Cleaner and RaceGlaze Alutech. Both are great products, good value for money and achieve excellent results!
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http://www.autoperfection.com/shop/Race ... -120g.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hope this helps!
Taryn and Jim
Duragloss Metal Cleaner and RaceGlaze Alutech. Both are great products, good value for money and achieve excellent results!
http://www.autoperfection.com/shop/Dura ... -12oz.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.autoperfection.com/shop/Race ... -120g.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hope this helps!
Taryn and Jim
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markwalker69
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
Thank you to everyone for the info on the various cleaners it's much appreciated.
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Candy Monster
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Re: Exhaust Cleaner
autosol does the job for me but i usually spray some meguiars hot rims alloy wheel cleaner on my exhaust when i wash the car. 
