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Anyone have the plastic bag melted on your exhaust? I got my mid pipe melted with a plastic bag and it is really hard to get rid off? Anyone have

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Old 09-26-2011, 08:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone have the plastic bag melted on your exhaust? I got my mid pipe melted with a plastic bag and it is really hard to get rid off? Anyone have any ideas how to remove it. I took the most of the plastic off and let the rest burn. But there are some black marks left on the pipe. How can I clean? Anyone? Thank you.
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Anyone have the plastic bag melted on your exhaust? I got my mid pipe melted with a plastic bag and it is really hard to get rid off? Anyone have any ideas how to remove it. I took the most of the plastic off and let the rest burn. But there are some black marks left on the pipe. How can I clean? Anyone? Thank you.
Have you tried a chrome or metal polish? First, clean it with an All Purpose Cleaner though.
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Wood like to hear some ideas as well. I got one melted on the back part of my FI exhaust.
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my inlaws had this problem a while ago. after cooling off the exhaust i used a razor blade to kind of chisel it off. then used a soft wire brush on my dremel and removed the rest. polished it up with some metal polish at the very end.
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I got the car hot, then used a razor blade on it. Requires being VERY careful.


From there, sandpaper and metal polish got it off.
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It's happened to me 3 times now. If it can't be seen, I just let it burn. It's tedious to take off and can't get all the residue off.
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