Exaust-whats best to use to clean them?

[Austin-182]

As above, i want to keep it nice and shiney, what do you use?

 

[LowLife.]

I have always used Autosol, seems to work really well for me. I'm sure you could get some pro detailing s**t though?

 

[Bluebeard]

Wire wool and autosol to get all the crap off, then some autosol on a brillo pad, then autosol on a microfibre then finish off with Megs Metal cleaner.

Brings them up like new!

 

[magh]

autosol works well, not expensive and available everywhere.

 

[Austin-182]

Cheers lads looks like il invest in some autosol

 

[Chris_786]

bilberry keeps on top of mine =]

 

[harribo66]

Most good metal polish will work mate! .

 

[S TAYLOR]

I use CIF stainless steel oven cleaner

 

[Harpham]

Autosol... Without a doubt tbh. Worked a treat on my 172's zaust.

 

[Dave.]

Ag metal polish is good too

 

[martijn_b]

I use Mothers Mag&Alu polish, one of the best imho:

Before:

After:

Mothers :approve:

 

[clancy]

brillo pad then auto glym metal polish

 

[Pedro]

LOL @ Mothers..

 

[Austin-182]

Lol what is that mothers stuff!?
Ive got autosol and brillopads, will the brillopads not leave scratch marks though?

 

[Bluebeard]

Yes, which is why you go over it again using a Micro fibre.

 

[Benj88]

bilberry keeps on top of mine =]

Ya can't beat a bit of bilberry, I usually put it on mine after iv done my wheels, if you wash your car regularly it's spot on

Brasso is good enuf as well, use a microfiber after and bang the dirt is gone

 

[Riley!]

Use the same as I do on my wheels. Bilberry and also weirdly Autoglym glass polish gives a nice shine

 

[CraigIrl]

I just used autosol on mine yesterday. There's no need to use and abrasive pad as the polish is mildly abrasive itself. Use something like rim wax on it when you are finished as this will make it easier to clean in future. I do this to my own car and the old porsche 911 that we have as well and it works a treat.

 

[Austin-182]

Gave the brillo pad and autosol a go today and came up brilliant
A few pics....

 

[DrR]

I still think a dirty exhaust looks best.

 

[ScarySquirrel]

Shiny exhausts turn me on.

 

[ScarySquirrel]

I have a Milltek, and on their website they recommend 'Silvo Silver Polish with Wadding', has anyone used this?

Q. How do I clean my stainless steel tailpipes without scratching or damaging them?
A. It is important to note that if you don't clean your tailpipes regularly (and we know that some of you don't ), they will suffer from discolouration and become harder to clean. Because of the high-quality stainless steel, you will always be able to get them back to looking brand new (without any degradation in the materials), but the longer you've left it without cleaning them, the harder it will be!

Our tailpipes are made from the highest quality polished stainless steel, we have found that the best way to clean them is to use a Silver Polish. The actual specific product we use is called Silvo Silver Polish with Wadding. It's important to get the one with the wadding inside as it's really good at getting it clean. Clean the bulk of the soot off the surface with an old rag first and then use the polish/wadding to get your tailpipe(s) sparkling again.