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Title: get tar off chrome? Post by BOWDIER on 10/14/06 at 18:36:03 any good products to get tar off chrome, |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by mickthelimey on 10/15/06 at 00:13:02 Gasoline |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by georgekathe on 10/15/06 at 15:58:38 Mick's opening this posting up for gags, but I won't fall in! I use Bug-Off (gets off bugs as well, obviously, though I find hot - but not too hot - car washing solution & mitt takes care of those well enough). main thing as I'm sure you & everyone reading this site knows - don't use a high pressure wash on the bike - plays havoc with wheel bearings etc. |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by Savage_Rob on 10/15/06 at 16:05:54 Easy-Off oven cleaner is supposed to work well. I haven't tried it yet myself. |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by Dynobob on 10/15/06 at 20:43:17 You can buy bug and tar remover from the auto parts. It's a mild solvent and definately won't hurt your chrome. Use a clean cotton cloth and change it out often. |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by diesel on 10/15/06 at 22:58:17 WD 40 |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by 911radioman on 10/16/06 at 00:02:20 Nevr-Dull works for me. |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by Brewbrother on 10/16/06 at 20:26:48 lighter fluid. works quite well. |
Title: Re: get tar off chrome? Post by Stimpy on 10/17/06 at 23:09:26 I use those 100% stainless steel sponges from 3M that you use for scrubbing pots & pans. (NOT the green ones). I always end up melting something on my exhaust pipe. What you do is heat pipe a bit (turn engine on ;D) and then rub GENTLY with water, and use a towel so you donīt burn yourself with steam. Then use the towel to "polish" the pipe and see if everything is gone. I didnīt like easy-off because itīs too toxic and you end up sniffing it regardless. In case of "regular" chrome I use that "magic" (liquid or paste) silver polish from walmart. Rub on gently. Rinse well. Good luck. |
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