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DrC 04-21-2006 11:26 AM

Chrome Side Pipes
 
I have a set of SS pipes. I new the heat would cause discoloring. Does this do the same to chrome side pipes?

Rich

sharpe 1 04-21-2006 12:02 PM

yes, heat will cause discoloration on chrome.Your best bet is ceramic coating.

Jon Miller 04-21-2006 01:27 PM

Stainless goes from mirror finish to a rich golden color at the hot spots.

Chrome goes from a mirror finish to a blue tint, with rust forming in the hard to reach spots.

Ceramic coating goes from a less than mirror finish to......Well, I guess it just stays that way.

I like the mirror finish. It matches the roll bar, and the quick jacks, and it just "looks right".....at least to me. Mine are home built stainless.

-Jon

Clois Harlan 04-21-2006 02:25 PM

Go to a motorcycle shop and pick up stuff called Blue Away or Blue Job. One is a powder and the other a paste. They both will take the blue out of your pipes. Easy work, just like polishing a fender.

My pipes had turned almost black when I applied the Blue Job to mine and they look almost new. I believe the powder is about $10.00 for an 1/8 oz and the paste is around $26.00. Paste is easier to use but both work well.

Clois


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