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jumjum_0214
18-03-08, 08:10 PM
Hello:)

Unfortunately when I fitted my new exhaust the other day the bubble wrap it was loving wrapped in blew into the front down pipe on my bike. As it was running and very hot it melted and is now stuck to my front pipe like S&*% to a blanket:rolleyes:

Any ideas how I can remove it? Ive tried scraping it whilst hot & WD40 but its quite stubborn....

Cheers in advance.:smt003

BILLY
18-03-08, 08:48 PM
Try a green pan scrubber and autosol.

Drew Carey
18-03-08, 08:59 PM
Mate thats not good, but what he said......scrubber and autosol, then polish the bejezus out of it after.

Lozzo
18-03-08, 09:14 PM
Medium grade wire wool and Autosol would work better, use the two together and then polish with just Autosol and a soft rag to buff it up to a shine again.

shonadoll
18-03-08, 09:24 PM
White spirit?

Marksv
18-03-08, 10:14 PM
this might sound funny but, paint stripper might do it and not scratch the metal , would dissolve the plastic at least.

Dangerous Dave
19-03-08, 08:04 AM
Warm the engine and exhaust back up and use a piece of wire wool soaked in WD40 to begin with to remove the most stubborn bits, follow this with wire wool and Autosol (metal polish), and once removed allow the exhaust to cool down and apply more autosol with a cloth and then buff it out to a nice shine.

Should do the trick....