Boot's melted on pipes
I cleaned it up real good today (rained all day) and noticed that the wife had left some of her boots on my Reinhardt's.
I tried a few things I had in the shop, chrome polish, mothers, and a few others and it still there. I have heard of using E-Z off oven cleaner, but I haven't tried it yet! What do y'all do? |
Pipes
Try scrapping a penny on the mark. Worked great on my pipes
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0000 steel wool and a chrome polish worked for me.
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Get the pipes wrm , then shoot some EZ off on it. Works every time.
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Originally Posted by JonnyD
(Post 5772256)
0000 steel wool and a chrome polish worked for me.
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Originally Posted by Nightking
(Post 5772269)
Get the pipes wrm , then shoot some EZ off on it. Works every time.
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I've used the steel wool with great success. But the easy off sounds like a good idea too.
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Never dull has always worked for me.
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My helmet strap melted on my pipes, one day i picked up the helmet and there was a big chunch of plastic at the end of the strap. ha good ole 100% polyester
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Actually I've used Brillo-pad (wet) very lightly.....came right off and did not scratch at all......
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