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I had just come back from a great drive. First topless drive this year. I was out a little longer than I should have so when I got back, I was in a rush to cover the car up and get where I needed to go.
Unfortunately, the sidepipes hadn't cooled down much and the cover was resting against one of them and left a little "imprint" of the quilting pattern on the inside of the cover. It may have burned off a little of the lining?
What's the best method of cleaning chrome so it doesn't get all scratched up?
Unfortunately, the sidepipes hadn't cooled down much and the cover was resting against one of them and left a little "imprint" of the quilting pattern on the inside of the cover. It may have burned off a little of the lining?
What's the best method of cleaning chrome so it doesn't get all scratched up?
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Vette(s): 1972 Coupe; 350 4-speed with GM sidepipes;
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I don't know if it's "the best", but Mother's Mag Polish has always done a dandy job for me. Any parts store should have it on the shelf with the cleaners and polishes (TwilightZone, Nappy, PimpBoys). 
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I use blue job, you can get this at any Harley dealership...they may sell it elsewhere too. It's a blue powder that you mix with a little water, this stuff removes the black and blueing on chrome pipes without scratching the chrome.
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Thanks, guys! I'll see which I can find and try 'em out.
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| seathree said: I use blue job, you can get this at any Harley dealership...they may sell it elsewhere too. It's a blue powder that you mix with a little water, this stuff removes the black and blueing on chrome pipes without scratching the chrome. |
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Vette(s): 1976 Brown with Buckskin Interior. I bought her on 9/15/03 and just received it on OCT 1st 2003!! It needs interior work, and some things under the hood, but I am so excited! Just waiting for Summer of 2004 to totally show it off.
First - wait till they are all cooled off LMAO
Second - polish polish polish!!!
Think of it as bonding with your car
Second - polish polish polish!!!
Think of it as bonding with your car
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Try Hoppes,#9 gun cleaner, a friend had a similar problem with the exhaust on his motor cycle and a burnt piece of leather.
This stuff cleans off burned gun power, lead and copper, and doesn't hurt the finish.
This stuff cleans off burned gun power, lead and copper, and doesn't hurt the finish.
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