dgjks6

So since I am in the process of detailing an already clean car, I thought I would clean the exhaust tips while they were off. At autozone bought some snake oil called blue magic. I thought it would not work just like every other product that claims to work but does not work better than soap and water. But I stand corrected. Minimal effort with just a rag.





As an aside, the inside left had more soot than the inside right of the left tail pipe. I think that means every other odd cylinder and bank 1 is bad.

motopix

Are we not doing 'phrasing' anymore?

OKB

alot of people wast alot of time cleaning these tips.
Light rubbing compound for a few minutes is the answer

DC911S

It's even better if your wife or GF polishes your tip

Tarek307

i have a friend that does that a few times a week, takes him just a few mins...not me..lol

Dennis C

Just the tip.... just to see how it feels....

Edgy01

I decided that was too much work, and had mine painted black. Ceramic, high temp stuff. I rarely touch mine anymore.

Blaine 997

I got mine bead blasted then powered coated black. Much tougher than spray pain, not going to chip. Had a local coaster do it for $60. Now they always look good even when the car is dirty.

F308gt4

I plastidipped mine black to see how it would look (looks great!). It's held up now for over a month. Wipe down to clean, easy.

Eventually, I assume it will wear, then will get them painted black.

dgjks6

Not sure if I feel bad for you or not.

SoCal C2S

Carbon Fiber....hose off, done.

motopix

Once you go black...tips...

LexVan

Ceramic powder coated.

myw

KNS

With your thread title I was a bit hesitant to click on it.

Perhaps an alternative might be: "With some massaging her protrusions now stand proudly".