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Old Dec 14, 2006
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Cool Makin' the muffler shine...

Is there anything out there that you can buy that cleans a muffler <----the canister and makes it have a shine to it. I have a Apexi N1 catback and my muffler is getting kinda dull lookin' and I wanna keep it clean. Just let me know!!!!
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Any metal polish and any type of buffer ball...I recommend Mothers polish and the Mothers Power Ball. Works great, just make sure you clean it up with a nice degreaser beforehand.
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^ I do the same except a buffer wont fit where my muffler is so i just apply the polish with a cloth and remove with a microfiber
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Yeah, if you don't remove it then space could be a problem....But they do make a power ball mini now I think...I'm pretty sure I saw one at the store a while back
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they make 2 sizes i think in the bufferball...one like a softball size or bigger, and a golfball sized one. and get some Mothers' metal polish as they say. i use it always and 3 years later my muffler looks brand new. i do use the mga-n-aluminum polish. but i couldnt get any SS polish. none at the store i went to. but they work great either way i think.
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https://store.mothers.com/product_in...products_id=48

here's the polish i use...
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pressure wash it. ALso bleech does it for me. It removes grme and rust. try that
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a light steel wool is great on chrome.
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turtlewax chrome polish and rust remover works great...
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just about anyting works.
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