Clean Pipes
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ORIGINAL: Biker Dave
Easy off oven cleaner when the pipes are hot. Let it stand for a few minutes and it wipes right off.
Easy off oven cleaner when the pipes are hot. Let it stand for a few minutes and it wipes right off.
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RE: Clean Pipes
ORIGINAL: DougsDyna
A belt sander will work wonders...................NO NO NO, I was just kiddin.
You can try to peel it off a little when hot, then use any cleaner that is not harsh to chrome, when it cool (I use WD40), after that a little wax or chrome polish to the shields, and you are good 'till next time.......... Sorry you are selling.
DougJ
A belt sander will work wonders...................NO NO NO, I was just kiddin.
You can try to peel it off a little when hot, then use any cleaner that is not harsh to chrome, when it cool (I use WD40), after that a little wax or chrome polish to the shields, and you are good 'till next time.......... Sorry you are selling.
DougJ
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if you do get 0000 steel woolyou can find it at any hardware store. I think I got mine at home depot for 3$
Also if you want to make it easier warm up the pipes and then use the steel wool.
I also use it to clean my spoke rims and other chrome pieces. It works really well.
Also if you want to make it easier warm up the pipes and then use the steel wool.
I also use it to clean my spoke rims and other chrome pieces. It works really well.
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