Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

My Honda exhaust tips are easily removed. Have you checked yours?

I take mine off every few months, drop them in the wash solution bucket for a couple of minutes, rinse them off and dry them, polish them, and then put them back on the car.

Doesn't look like they are removable unfortunately. On my Nissan they are though. I'll see if I can find that hot rims stuff locally. Test on an out-of-the-way area first.

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

On the inside...

M105 + Mother's Powerball (small) with a drill and prepare for the bling.

Barely can get my hand between the top of it and the bumper cut out

[Murr1525]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

You might just have to get some on a cloth, and then slide or strop (for lack of a better word) the cloth across the top of the tip.

[3Fitty]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

Barely can get my hand between the top of it and the bumper cut out

On the inside of the pipe. People neglect the inner portion and only do the outer, but true beauty must be complete!

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

We had the local S2000 club here for a Saturday Detailing Clinic and took some Hot Rims Mag & Aluminum Polish to the tips on a 100k+ miler car that had been a bit neglected. Working by hand in just a few minutes we got this:

I just picked this up earlier this evening at AZ and will be trying it out in the next few days. I wish they were removable.

[Sal329]

Re: Polishing exhaust tips, not sure what material they are.. Help needed

I like M105 on exhaust tips then follow up with Duragloss 501