how to clean exhaust pipes

[jermorena]

is there any way or product to take off brown color form exhaust pipes?

[TheNowhereman]

Originally Posted by jermorena

is there any way or product to take off brown color form exhaust pipes?

Depends on what is causing the "brown" appearance?
If it's normal spooge from riding, Easy off oven cleaner on warmed up pipes works great.
If' it's due to crappy plating and rust working it's way through, your pretty much out of luck in keeping away unless you re-chrome.

[nightrob]

what ever you do DONT use harley bright unless you like the scratched look.

[nightrob]

OH and if your gonna use oven cleaner squirt the rag not the pipes it will jack up your powder coat!!!

[fxr4mikey]

Originally Posted by TheNowhereman

Depends on what is causing the "brown" appearance?
If it's normal spooge from riding, Easy off oven cleaner on warmed up pipes works great.
If' it's due to crappy plating and rust working it's way through, your pretty much out of luck in keeping away unless you re-chrome.

that will work on warm or cold pipes

word of CAUTION

DO NOT, DO NOT, get it on any of your painted surfaces !! Use a cardboard backer to protect the painted surfaces.

I have no experience with the painted parts, but got buds that have !! They were not HAPPY, and their wallets weren't so fat when the got done either.

I do have experience using the cleaner, it works GREAT !!!

[fxr4mikey]

Originally Posted by nightrob

OH and if your gonna use oven cleaner squirt the rag not the pipes it will jack up your powder coat!!!

YEAH MAN, that works better than a cardboard backer !!

[AzFAL]

Blue Job worked great on mine. Cycle Shack slip-ons, front pipe causing brownish & gold discoloration on rear pipe. Totally clean now.

[strokerjlk]

+1 on blue job

[harleymike77]

+2 on the Blue Job...

[arealinvestor]

What is Blue job???