02-09-2019, 02:26 AM
The suggestions will work well for materials that haven't fundamentally changed due to the extreme baking from the exhaust heat.
After that, you may need other "ointments", and a bit of elbow grease. Try to avoid abrasives, however if need be, some have successfully used steel wool grade #0000, I think with a lubricant like WD-40.
I have routinely had success using Peek, available almost anywhere - at least in Canada.
It happens to also polish stainless steel headers, but would not be my #1 go to product to start that exercise. In this case, I would use Peek as the finisher product.
After that, you may need other "ointments", and a bit of elbow grease. Try to avoid abrasives, however if need be, some have successfully used steel wool grade #0000, I think with a lubricant like WD-40.
I have routinely had success using Peek, available almost anywhere - at least in Canada.
It happens to also polish stainless steel headers, but would not be my #1 go to product to start that exercise. In this case, I would use Peek as the finisher product.