Polish Stainless Exhaust

[AndyW]

Have to say it didn't stay shiny for long. Driven about 50 miles since cleaning the pipe and already the yellowing is starting to return.

[Guest kevin booth]

You want one of these, it will take about ten minutes to do

https://www.cromwell.co.uk/shop/abrasives/surface-conditioning-products/30127-75mm-p120-bb-zb-type-c-radial-bristle-brush/p/MMM2450281X?utm_campaign=pla-Abrasives+-+&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping-pla&utm_keyword=MMM2450281X&istCompanyId=6aa6787b-063e-4414-802d-129f235df603&istItemId=aqrxqqtqx&istBid=tztx

[Guest kevin booth]

You will never look back, i use one every day to clean stainless welds up. You just need to keep the grain running in one direction

[fry61]

Keep removing the oxidation & one day there will be none to remove & also no pipe!!

 

As told to me by a stainless manufacturer " it's stainLESS not stainFREE "

Edited April 1, 2017 by florin metal works

[AndyW]

It certainly looks better than it did originally, but I think I'll leave the polishing for birthdays and special occasions. Life's too short for constant polishing :-)

[Guest mower man]

Seen this morning on a different forum Harpic liquid seems to work very well mick

[AndyW]

Mick, I'd read that also somewhere before, but didn't have any at hand to try. Some bike websites recommend alloy wheel cleaner, but those I have and tried didn't make any impression. The Autosol bluing remover seems the best of everything I've used, with least effort. Andy

[Guest peter2b2002]

Suggestions please on the best way to remove the yellow/brown heat tarnish on my stainless steel exhaust pipe.

 

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drive faster more heat goes a nice blue colour

peter-2b