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Cleaning Downpipes
most of the pictures i have seen on here seem to have nice and shiney downpipes... mine are all brown and red...
The question is how do i make them shiney? :D I understand alot of time/effort is needed, but what to use? |
Re: Cleaning Downpipes
Give them a good clean before you start, and then apply autosol
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sv downpipes are a bugger to keep clean because the material the pipes are made from dis'colours because of heat, ive spent hours/days cleaning sv exhaust systems and after a few bimbles out they are just as bad :( they take alot of keeping ontop of if you want them to stay looking good.
i know its harsh but i found a green pan scourer and autosol was enuf to keep ontop of it. |
Re: Cleaning Downpipes
I don't mind the discolouring, it's just the brown/red stuff that appears :P
How easy is it to do on the bike or is it better to try and take them off? |
Re: Cleaning Downpipes
You would get better access and probably a better clean with them off, but tbh with the rate at which they will discolour again i would say its not really worth removing them.
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i always cleaned them on the bike.
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Mine is easy to keep clean, but then again it is titanium ;)
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Dizzy blonde recommended bar keepers friend. Great stuff for cleaning all the discoloured carp off, then into the autosol and it'll be better than new;)
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Surprised the founding member of the shiny downpipe club ain't been on and said that |
Re: Cleaning Downpipes
Thats because I've been busy crying over the paint mess on my new bike :(
Yes, as above, all nice and shiny. If you want to get your teeth into it, then go down the wet n dry route, using 240, 400,800, 1200 grit, then autosol on FINE wire wool. |
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