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HELP!!! Exhaust Tips
What's the best way to keep my 22" stainless steel tips scratch free and shinny.
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Re: HELP!!! Exhaust Tips
Originally posted by my460
What's the best way to keep my 22" stainless steel tips scratch free and shinny.
Hi my460,
Welcome to Meguiar's Online!
Get yourself some NXT Generation All Metal Polysh and apply with a soft, clean foam applicator pad by hand. Remove with a soft, clean microfiber polishing cloth.
Mike -
Thanks will try
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Re: Re: HELP!!! Exhaust Tips
my460... I use this all the time on my exhaust. Works very well and seems to last much better over other polishes that I have used. Only thing I wish it was a "gel" type product not a paste just would make it easier to use. Non the less I like the NXT Generation All Metal Polysh better the the Gold Class Metal Restorer.Originally posted by Mike Phillips
Hi my460,
Welcome to Meguiar's Online!
Get yourself some NXT Generation All Metal Polysh and apply with a soft, clean foam applicator pad by hand. Remove with a soft, clean microfiber polishing cloth.
MikeBrandon
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I don't know how similar All Metal Polysh is to All Metal Polish, but I like M-28 All Metal Polish a lot. It doesn't smell crappy, and it leaves protection behind. The metal will even bead up water. I use it on my stainless tips, and also around the house on faucets, etc. It's nice stuff.
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