How To Clean Chrome Exhaust Pipes

Ive read Autosol is great stuff although unsure whether I need Metal Polish or Chrome Polish.
How to clean chrome exhaust pipes. When youre finished dry the chrome by wiping it with a clean cloth which will prevent water marks. This DIY car detailing job on how to clean an exhaust tip is quite simple should take very little time and requires a little bit of elbow grease. Rarely do I meet someone who was pleased with the way a commercial anti-blue agent worked.
I suspect this is some sort of nitride plating. Often you can just wipe soft fresh rubber away with a clean cloth if you catch it as soon as it happens. Whatever has your pipes looking funny can come off.
Full-coverage heat shields are. A clean ride with a gleaming body and shiny chrome pipes shows you take pride in your ride. It looks so much better than the KRS.
And it was really annoying because the car looks really good when clean or a little dirty but from the back it looked horrible from the back because of the black marks inside the pipes and a blackening blemish on the. Fold the cloth over after each pass so that you dont smear hot rubber all over the pipe. I have seen exhaust pipes attached at the hot section at the exhaust port on air cooled motorcycle engines plated to a gold color.
From my understanding Metal. Never do it on hot pipes always cold He says it can be used to clean all oxidation on stainless steel and chrome. When in the air and heated up the molecules in the chrome fall apart and allow oxidation and bluing he says.
It is recommended to not polish or scratch chrome as that will make the protective layer peel away. I can make it plain as day. When a metal surface is exposed to extreme heat it turns the metal into a blue looking color commonly seen on chrome exhaust pipes and welding Corrosion.