Just wondering what everyones method of cleaning your exhaust tips are.

I live up in the Northeast, so I'm getting the crap that bakes on to the tips and I'd like to remove it without scuffing up the tips.

I was thinking of driving the truck around for a bit so the tips are hot, possible loosening up some of the junk, but what else should I use, such as what cleaner and what kind of brush?

 

i need to know as well...ive tried...never dull, soap and water, bug and tar remover, alcohol, scrubbing bubbles, dawn dish soap, gas, laquer thinner, and a few other things and its still caked...granted i haven't cleaned them in a long time but i cant seem to get all the tar off...thanks

 

never dull always works great for me

 

"bar keepers friend" works great for me

 

Use "The Works". When I had the boat with two big blocks in it with thru hull exhaust, the chrome tips were always nasty after a day in the water. Baked on water deposits w/ the blue green tinting. The Works just squeeze on and watch it disappear.

 

By the way, my chrome tips are always nice and shiny.

 

i also have alot of scratches etc in it...can i rechrome them or polish them or something?

 

NXT metal polysh

 

I've never tried it, but I've *heard* that #0000 steel wool works great. Then polish them up and put a coat of good synthetic wax on them.

 

exactly what I was gonna say... it works great. just make sure it very fine