Help!!!
#1
Help!!!
What takes melted rain pants off chrome pipes?[sm=feedback.gif]
I have been cleaning the bike up after the rainy four days at Americade & haven't found anything that will take the melted rain pant material off my pipes. I don't want to get too agressive & scratch the chrome. Any ideas?
I have been cleaning the bike up after the rainy four days at Americade & haven't found anything that will take the melted rain pant material off my pipes. I don't want to get too agressive & scratch the chrome. Any ideas?
#2
RE: Help!!!
1. Oven cleaner. Use aluminum foil to protect your painted areas from the overspray.
2. 0000 steel wool, some say this finest steel wool will not scratch chrome. I have not used it for that.
2. 0000 steel wool, some say this finest steel wool will not scratch chrome. I have not used it for that.
#5
RE: Help!!!
I've had this problem also. The only way I was able to get rid of the melted material was to get it hot again...then I worked on it with some lighter fluid and some very light scraping with a razor blade. It took me awhile but I was able to remove it all and there were no scratches.
#7
RE: Help!!!
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider
Did you try Blue-Job.................it works for me
Did you try Blue-Job.................it works for me
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#8
RE: Help!!!
ORIGINAL: KBFXDLI
Yeah that works. The wife gave me one of those last night. Didn't help the exhaust pipes but who cares??
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider
Did you try Blue-Job.................it works for me
Did you try Blue-Job.................it works for me
#9
RE: Help!!!
ORIGINAL: valvestem
1. Oven cleaner. Use aluminum foil to protect your painted areas from the overspray.
2. 0000 steel wool, some say this finest steel wool will not scratch chrome. I have not used it for that.
1. Oven cleaner. Use aluminum foil to protect your painted areas from the overspray.
2. 0000 steel wool, some say this finest steel wool will not scratch chrome. I have not used it for that.