Help!

[karen]

Please help i've got exhaust assembly paste all over my exhaust,how do i get it off.( i did'nt do it.) :cry: :x :evil:. It set solid.

[Quiff Wichard]

karen i aint got a clue but this will bump yer post up and i hope someone like jon or ape or northwind or carsick will pop along n tell ya- ,bear in mind mate it is friday night so it may be tomoz afternoon b4 u hear anything- family commitments or boozing etc..!! (unless u sad n married like me n stay in to watch jonathon ross)

if it has set solid I wudnt know ??
wud it chip off?
freeze off with ice or an ice block?
heat off- hairdryer?
parrafin?

i dunno and please please dont try any of the above!! they are just thoughts...

[Viney]

Please help i've got exhaust assembly paste all over my exhaust,how do i get it off.( i did'nt do it.) :cry: :x :evil:. It set solid.

Pick it off with a screwdriver or similar, then ryb the remains off with some wet n dry abrasive paper, 800 grit. What on earth are you using assembly paste for anyway?

[Anonymous]

sorry karen not got a clue but please stop letting that man of yours within a 3 mile radius of your bike. you coming out to play tomorrow? 10 am at balloch macdonalds, doing the wibbly wobbly (just for a change) :lol:

[Quiff Wichard]

cum on then-----------

wots the "wibbly- wobbly"?????????????

[weegaz22]

its a road that makes your stomach wibble and wobble :wink:

[goldengraemes]

go with autoglym tar remover gets everything off if not autosol does well on alot of things.

[Stig]

As viney has said, pick it off with a sharp object, being carefull not to scratch the can. Then use WD40 and a cloth. Finish with an Autosol polish. (This last bit will depend on what type of exhaust you have fitted). If you mean just the pipe work then that's a lot easier, just scratch it off, a fine course of abrasive (I use wire wool) and then a polish with Autosol.

[Cloggsy]

Some of my boot (Sidi Black Rain) melted to my high-level link pipe... I had to scrape that off, I still need to polish it to clean it up properly :oops: :roll:

[Spiderman]

i recently had to do this as i took my zorst apart again to make the seals better with silicone stuff.

As ape and vinney have said above. It works well. :thumbsup:

[JakeRS]

Some of my boot (Sidi Black Rain) melted to my high-level link pipe... I had to scrape that off, I still need to polish it to clean it up properly :oops: :roll:

my dad managed to do that when he rode mine...

he got off it and looked at the pipe and said 'your boots melted to the pipe'

i was like, er no, its yours. now clean it off. lol


(by the way, its still on there!)

[northwind]

You mean that grey gunk stuff that you use to seal leaks or holes in exhausts? If so, it's very brittle, I'd try and knock it off with a credit card (I've just been playing with it to get rid of the blows in my most-definately-not-for-road-use can to try and make it MOT-able)

If not, pass :) Though the liquid stuff that's usually used for seals softens up with white spirits, so that might help.

[karen]

Please help i've got exhaust assembly paste all over my exhaust,how do i get it off.( i did'nt do it.) :cry: :x :evil:. It set solid.

Pick it off with a screwdriver or similar, then ryb the remains off with some wet n dry abrasive paper, 800 grit. What on earth are you using assembly paste for anyway?It was not sealing with silicone kept blowing,so i was told to use exhaust paste. :cry: :x :?. Wish i did'nt bother now, it's a mess.If i can't get it off i will put the old can back on. :roll: :evil: