Stain-"Less" Headers

[Ridem32_imp]

Vinager from dollar general will neutralize it

[Elipten_imp]

Have it in my house. You could have saved me some money if you told me sooner.


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[rjk555_imp]

This forum's members probably bought out the remaining stock of OptiGlanz. Currently unavailable on amazon.com and some of the other US websites referenced in this and a related thread. Must be good stuff.

[shdwghst457_imp]

Maybe the label on the Optiglanz bottle (which is 100% in German, for those who haven't seen it) says "This is a bottle of vinegar, American pig. Thanks for the money!"

[MFGUSA_imp]

Have it in my house. You could have saved me some money if you told me sooner.


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So its all your fault Ridem for not telling Elipten about the Vinegar!

[Ridem32_imp]

Lol I have chrome header pipes mine SHINE

[Elipten_imp]

I have not touched my 2013 pipes yet. It. Is shdwghst457 that is in trouble.


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[dUh!_imp]

I have been looking around for an answer, with no success, but how are the MotoGear Titanium headers holding up to discoloration?

[Deanohh_imp]

Have it in my house. You could have saved me some money if you told me sooner.


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So its all your fault Ridem for not telling Elipten about the Vinegar!

So its all your fault Ridem for not telling Elipten about the Vinegar!
I have used barkeepers friend for years on ss sinks. I have read the whole label and it says nothing about neutralizing with vinegar.

I don't see how one acid can be used to "neutralize" another acid. The main component of vinegar is acetic acid.

[Gumby 1100_imp]

Have it in my house. You could have saved me some money if you told me sooner.


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So its all your fault Ridem for not telling Elipten about the Vinegar!

So its all your fault Ridem for not telling Elipten about the Vinegar!
I have used barkeepers friend for years on ss sinks. I have read the whole label and it says nothing about neutralizing with vinegar.

I don't see how one acid can be used to "neutralize" another acid. The main component of vinegar is acetic acid.

You need a base solution to neutralize an acid, such as a weak ammonia solution (a "base") as I posted earlier. Simple ammonia cleaner or even Windex might work.