How to keep magnaflow tips clean??

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Screamin' Demon

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K i got my magnapacks on and boy do they look and sound nice. How might i go about keeping those big ass tips clean and brand new looking? Soup and water or is there somthin better u guys use? thanks for ure time boys

 

Ruffrider

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I use my rim cleaner and bruch on them . it works for me.

 

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Screamin' Demon said:

Soup and water or is there somthin better u guys use? thanks for ure time boys

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I use Campbell's tomato on mine. Actually, I use Meguiar's Hot Rims cleaner on the factory polished stainless tips. In the summer, I also use a bug & tar remover (that is, when the state actually puts $$$ into road repairs).

 

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StangIt #1 said:

Actually, I use Meguiar's Hot Rims cleaner on the factory polished stainless tips.

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I use hot rims

 

Yellow4.6

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I put 2 good coats of Blue Magic metal polish and then 2 good coats of wax on them. Same for the Mufflers

 

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I use soap and water on mine :shy:

 

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mothers polish does good

 

Firemanz

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mity2 said:

mothers polish does good

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Yellow4.6 said:

I put 2 good coats of Blue Magic metal polish and then 2 good coats of wax on them. Same for the Mufflers

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I've never looked at my mufflers since I got my cat-back put on, good tips though.

 

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Buy a can of Nevr-Dull ... awesome stuff! It easily removes road tar/asphalt and shines things up like a mother.

 

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Yellow4.6 said:

I put 2 good coats of Blue Magic metal polish and then 2 good coats of wax on them. Same for the Mufflers

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No offense, but you're wasting your time waxing your exhaust parts. Wax can't withstand the heat from exhaust.

 

john_324

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If you use Blue Magic every now and again, you can wipe 'em off with a clean rag after washing the car, and they'll look as good as new.