Maybe this product can keep the inside of your exhaust tips looking polished when they were new.

Just clean them and apply?

Tell me what you think..

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Price: $ 4.99


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[This message has been edited by PD Lightning (edited 05-25-2000).]

 

Hi PD,

I have used this very stuff in the past. It is a good product but it cannot withstand the heat/cool/weather cycles of exterior exposure. Over a period of time it turns yellowish, cracks and peels. Works better under the hood.

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Franko

'00 Silver 'L
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The trick to keeping the exhaust tips shinin' is not to shine them on. I use a liquid metal polish called Brasso. I hit 'em once a week. Keeps 'em looking like mirrors.

Andy

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Red '00 Lightning
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