How to get melted plastic off chrome pipes???
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I have had good luck getting stuff off pipes using WD-40 and some super fine (000 or 0000) steel wool. I spray the steel wool liberally with WD-40 first and then rub gently until whatever you are trying to get off comes off. Works good for boot rubber and I also used it to remove my Frogg Toggs that got melted on.
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Blue Job chrome polish to finish the cleanup, and your heat shields will look like new.
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Depends on how thick the plastic is, but sometimes you can use a kitchen dish scrub sponge and take it off (Mind you not an abrasive sandpaper type sponge or pad) more like a nylon or plastic type scrub, one that will not leave fine scratches on the chrome. Light stuff you can usually use a polish to remove some plastic (had some rain pant pieces left behind on a pipe after a rain storm, and that was all it took). if the plastic and pipe is cooled off it may simply wipe off if you have previously applied polish.
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The best thing you can use to get plastic or rubber off your pipes from being melted is a MAGIC ERASER. just wet it and rub off the melted mess. You do not have to heat it you do not have to warm it. Just wet the sponge like magic eraser and rub it off. It will not harm the chrome finish if you do not use it all the time but for an occasional spot it is the best. I am a Harley owner. Not a magic eraser spoke person IT WORKS. DO NOT USE ON PAINTED SURFACE. IT WILL TAKE THE SHINE OFF.
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If it's not thick the Mr Clean Magic Eraser works great. If it's stuck on thick go for a nice ride and let the pipes get HOT. The goop will be soft and you'll be able to get the majority of it off with a damp cloth. Not dripping wet, just damp. Wearing gloves will help... don't ask me how I know.