Shiney exhausts

[Sailorbaz]

You could always just cop out and buy 4 new ones... :whistle:

[CSLjimmy]

Ah another shiney pipes thread....love it :smt055 .....I wouldn't use wire wool on the outside. Mine where very bad when I got the car so used a metal polish/tcut and a lots of car polish polish, plus lots of elbow grease. For the inside a light sand paper does the trick. Had one of those sand paper blocks which just fitted inside. You then keep turning it until all shiney.... And then you have shiney pipes

Result

They look awsome Andy, thetas what im after :smokin:

James

[1cosmicboy]

Ah another shiney pipes thread....love it :smt055 .....I wouldn't use wire wool on the outside. Mine where very bad when I got the car so used a metal polish/tcut and a lots of car polish polish, plus lots of elbow grease. For the inside a light sand paper does the trick. Had one of those sand paper blocks which just fitted inside. You then keep turning it until all shiney.... And then you have shiney pipes

Result

They look awsome Andy, thetas what im after :smokin:

James

you missed that bit of wax on the bumper tho,n the second picture ,just above the pipes in the crevase .lol.and you should be able to se ur reflection on the inside of the pipes too . tut tut very sloppy :blalalala:

[CSLjimmy]

well... ive just finished doing them now, took a while, cant get a good picture but they do look better than they did, the inside was a bugger to do though, looks no where as good as andys lol, i did find i was going mad though, curled up on the floor cleaning the inside of my exhausts with a tooth brush..... :119:

[bryce]

I used WD40 and a rough pad (think theyre called scouring pads for cleaning pots), to do the outside, and wire wool for the inside.

Look like Andys :-D

[Andyk]

James[/quote]
and you should be able to se ur reflection on the inside of the pipes [quote]

You reflection inside of the pipes....whats your name Tom Thumb....

[DazBlackCSL]

:hahaha:

[CSLjimmy]

I used WD40 and a rough pad (think theyre called scouring pads for cleaning pots), to do the outside, and wire wool for the inside.

Look like Andys :-D

ahh, was thinking about using scouring pad for the outside but wasn't sure, will give that ago when i get a change. will pop into town to get wire wool for the inside tomorrow.

James

[Andyk]

Not sure about scouring pad as that will sratch...unless you use nylon, but don't think that will be abrasive enough.

A chrome cutting polish is what you want...comes in a tube like tooth paste....but you will need to work at it.

[CSLjimmy]

Thanks Andy, whre abouts would i be able to find some of this polish, would Halfords have some?

James.

[DazBlackCSL]

The Autoglym one is the best ive used on them , got all the crap off mine, its the metal polish , in a bottle , silver logo on it :thumbs:

[Andyk]

Yes Autoglym is good but you should find lots at Halfords or the like.

[bryce]

Not sure about scouring pad as that will sratch...unless you use nylon, but don't think that will be abrasive enough.

I was very careful of this and I didnt scratch the outside in the slightest.

I used this (the green side)

[CSLjimmy]

Cheers guys, will go on a mission to halfords tommorow for that polish, think ive seen some there before. Pretty sure we have one of the above sponge things too.

Thanks

James.

[Andyk]

Enjoy your Sunday on your knees... :whistle: