(04-15-2019, 11:22 PM)Rocky_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Autosol has been my go-to cleaner for many years, but I am always willing to read the experiences of others and learn.
Autosol and seesaw action with a long cloth works well, but anything that does not require effort looks appealing 
That's the way to keep the headers of my CB shining and it's a way that takes some time and needs some effort.
When not riding I cover the headers with Balistol oil and rubb the oil off again before the next ride. An endless and ever ongoing procedere. But it's worth the doing, the next cleaning session is much shorter and the effort is minimized.
Wisedrum
small update . i tried yoshimura and blue magic chrome polish.
i personally think blue magic chrome polish worked better than yoshimura and its only 6$ on amazon.
2 pipes done , remaining two next week..
I read this thread, as I was wondering what to use on my pipes as well, as they have the same speckling. I picked up a jar of Blue Magic at Walmart last night for about six bucks. After about an hour of work with a cloth strip wrapped around each pipe, using the see-saw method, they are beautiful.
I got some Autosol and gave it a try. The brown went away right now! The freckles still need some work. Some went away easy, some with some work, and some need more work.
Might try that Blue Magic too. The Autosol is expensive.
Wow, the bottle I bought came from the UK and cost $23USD.
Yoshimura's STAIN-MAGIC doesn't require the same type of labour as the blue-type polishers. No wringing the pipes with cloth wraps.