I noticed when looking at my CB from a distance, the Staintune seems to be more gold than the other stainless pieces on the CB, less bright & white.
Anyone have a treatment that will change the color back to what it should be? They are not really dirty, just turning darker...
Bombs Away works. I got a half a bottle left over from my VTX days.
Well, it is STAINtune. (Sorry, couldn't resist.)
Haven't noticed any discoloring on mine yet, but I copied & pasted this from the Pirates' Lair website:
CLEANING: You may or may not have heard that Staintune pipes turn a golden color after use. This is true. The nature of stainless steel. Some do not like this aspect of it, but in reality, there are at least 4 products on the market that can keep your canister looking new. Staintune's own polish called Liquid Mirror Polish, Wenol or Semi-Chrome Polish, are very good, but we prefer Boms Away. Why? It's an unabrasive liquid and is simply easier to use involving less effort/time. It also leaves a glass-like finish on the metal when done. Of course, all of these polishing compounds do require a little "effort" as the main ingredient.
(04-19-2015, 08:25 AM)Jim21680_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Haven't noticed any discoloring on mine yet, but I copied & pasted this from the Pirates' Lair website:
CLEANING: You may or may not have heard that Staintune pipes turn a golden color after use. This is true. The nature of stainless steel. Some do not like this aspect of it, but in reality, there are at least 4 products on the market that can keep your canister looking new. Staintune's own polish called Liquid Mirror Polish, Wenol or Semi-Chrome Polish, are very good, but we prefer Boms Away. Why? It's an unabrasive liquid and is simply easier to use involving less effort/time. It also leaves a glass-like finish on the metal when done. Of course, all of these polishing compounds do require a little "effort" as the main ingredient.
Thanks! I knew I read care instructions somewhere, thought it was Staintune.com, must have forgot where I bought it.
Good to know for future reference.