Baggaley90
newbie
Reged: 11/03/2008
Posts: 25
Loc: Stoke-On-Trent
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Hi not posted for a while, but i was cleaning my bike the other day and noticed black spots on my exhaust. I assume that it's bits of tar or something off the road. I think my exhaust has a chromed outer layer and was just wondering if anyone could recommend a product that will get the spots off. cheers
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gouldie13
enthusiast
Reged: 13/05/2007
Posts: 250
Loc: norfolk
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autosol and elbow grease??
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BigHam
veteran
Reged: 12/11/2006
Posts: 1420
Loc: Letchworth, UK
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As said busting out the Autosol is probably going to be the best way. 
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RevRun
addict
Reged: 21/09/2008
Posts: 495
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Just done my Arrows with it great stuff
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Biggles
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 05/05/2007
Posts: 3089
Loc: Orion arm of the milky way
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+1 to the above
but if it is tar and not burnt on then WD40 will break down tar and oil (on a cold exaust) as will a squirt of lighter fuel on a cloth, then make with the polish.
stiff plastic (like a credit card) is a safe-non scratching "chisel" to scrape lumpy bits of with.
don't use wire wool you will scratch the surface
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chappers
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 31/12/2006
Posts: 6701
Loc: Mind your own business
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Quote:
+1 to the above
but if it is tar and not burnt on then WD40 will break down tar and oil (on a cold exaust) as will a squirt of lighter fuel on a cloth, then make with the polish.
stiff plastic (like a credit card) is a safe-non scratching "chisel" to scrape lumpy bits of with.
don't use wire wool you will scratch the surface
Ah I knew my credit card was good for something. 
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