I melted a plastic strap on my black pipes while riding one day. Used a cotton t-shirt to wipe it off the minute I parked the bike and it took everything off.

Good luck.

 

If you use Easy-Off shield the rest of you bike. It can overspray and leave spots on paint. On chrome pipes, I tried, Easy-Off, Simple Green, WD-40 and it did not work. Steel wool on modern chrome is going to leave scratches. I tried a sponge made by Mr. Clean, I think, and it got a little off and made the spot duller. With the pipe hot scraping with a popsicle stick and my fingernails remove quite a bit, and left some scratches. Keep a rag on the bike and wiping it off while still hot and before it dries is the best way.

 

I actually wound up calling Rush yesterday. They asked me to take a pic and email it to them, but things actually worked out for a change - when I went out to take the picture I noticed it wasn't as bad as I thought the night before. I was able to just kind of peel most of it off by rubbing it with my finger, and the last little bit I used the HD denim paint cleaner & a little elbow work and it came right off without a trace. I figured that the denim paint cleaner would be safe because I sometimes use it when the pipes are cool to clean bugs off of them.

I still have some scuff marks from my boot and sent them a pic of those, but they never wrote back. I'm not sure if they got the email and I was debating calling them back. The boot marks never really bothered me until now lol.

 

For chrome a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is THE ****. I also used it on my black Rhineharts and unfortunately it does leave a slightly dull looking spot where you rub. So I ended up scrubbing the entire thing to even out the finish and it's all good. Lesson learned.