After reading all the post about Cerama Bryte I went out and got some after working on the pipes for very looooooooong time I was very unhappy with the way they looked. I went back into house and got my Blue Magic out of the trash can and replaced it with the Cerama Bryte. Much easier and better shine with the Blue Magic just my 2 cents.

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1999 Red SVT Lightning
#3466 of 4000
NLOC #428
99 Grand Prix GTP Red

 

I have to agree. I found Cerama Bryte at Home Depot for around $5.75 and I was also disappointed.

I went back to Nevr-Dull by Eagle One.
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For Sale:
One hardly used bottle of Cerama Bryte
$2.50

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Jim

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[This message has been edited by FORDSALES (edited 06-16-2000).]

 

I think we may be discussing two different topics here.

Shine vs. Clean

I have not used Never Dull, but when I was searching for Cerambryte I read over the package and application. It seemed that Never Dull was for shining an already clean finish. When I read that, I decided against it, since my tips were VERY blackened, and I could not get to the factory shiny ceramic finish.

I can see how Never Dull would give a better shine... similar to a good wax job on clean paint.... but.... Will Never Dull clean the blackened stains off the finish that would otherwise require something more than soap and water?

My tips are clean, but I sure could use more shine.

 

Go to an Ace Hardware and get Cape Cod polishing cloths. I have tried many different things on my tips and NOTHING compares to Cape Cod cloths.

[This message has been edited by Old Kid 00 Red (edited 06-16-2000).]

 

LD-
From my extensive experience polishing everything in site during Air Force basic training and tech school I can tell you that Never Dull will clean the nastiest looking, most tarnished brass, silver, or chrome that you could find.

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Billy Martin
00 Lightning
99 Cobra Vert
88 GT

 

I went to wal-mart and bought some ceramic stove cleaner. I forgot the name already, but its in a white bottle. I used an old shirt to scrub with and it ate right through 16,500 miles of dirt. it took some elbow grease, but with something with a little more grit than a soft tacky 90's sweater, I bet that grime will come off pretty easily. To top it off I shined it with never dull. Next time I think I will use Scoth brite green dish washing pads, and that ceramic stove top cleaner.

 

I just did mine. Cerma Brite inside took forever until I used a Scotch Brite scouring pad. Then, zing, done. You must follow up with something to polish. I use NevR Dull. They look great now, inside and out.



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[This message has been edited by WHAT04 (edited 06-17-2000).]

 

I spent 4 years in the Marines and did my share of shining things from belt buckels to barrles (4in ones) and everything in between. So I know what I'm doing the Blue Magic work the best and Never Dull works good also I just have nightmares when it gets in my hand. The Marines are what keeps Never Dull going. Blue Magic and an old T shirt work well,and I like the inside black.

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1999 Red SVT Lightning
#3466 of 4000
NLOC #428
99 Grand Prix GTP Red

 

I would imagine that ceramabryte would be useless on the inside of the tips. I guess I should clarify that I only used it only on the outside.

Super Chicken and FORDSALES-

Did you have trouble with the outside?

 

I use Ceramabryte on the inside and out... But I havent let the black crap build up - It came off easy for me ...
Doug

 

I used it on the inside and out, and didn't have any troubles. But, like Silver 2000, my truck is fairly new and my tips weren't that dirty.

DUCK

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November 18, 1999 We will not forget.
The fallen 12 will live in our hearts forever.
Fightin Texas Aggie Bonfire 1999

 

WHAT04-

You missed a spot... inside the body panel... on the paint... Tar? Exhaust soot? Yeah! Right there!