ScoobySteve69

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What`s the best way to get a stainless steel backbox clean again? I know Autosol is good stuff but this might need some `machine help` too I don`t think I have enough elbow grease

JDM_Stig

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would help if people know what it is your trying to clean,
Britemax twins is a cracking cleaner/protector.

ScoobySteve69

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It says

JDM_Stig

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it does now !
get some 00 wire wool and the britemax and it will shine,
I wouldn`t recommend the wire wool on some parts thats why I asked

Ryan@Indigo-GT

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I used to use car plan wonder wheels to remove any grime, followed by brasso, definitely not silvo, i don't know why but brasso works much better, it used to bring my back box up a treat!

ScoobySteve69

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Wire wool ay...never thought of that! Something like this http://www.diy.com/nav/decor/decorat...l-Fine-9253250

The Britemax Twins seems to do a good job as you say.......http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=257426

Maybe Brasso is slightly more abrasive

midnight

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Autosol with elbow grease works fine imho.

CharlySkunkWeed

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Wd-40 works too.

ScoobySteve69

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Really?

The Zohan

depending on how bad it is yes it will clean off, protect and shine. Have used this for donkeys years.

ScoobySteve69

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I`ve just had an hour on it and the WD has taken the worst off tbh, but it`s gonna need a little more help. Might try the stuff mentioned earlier

midnight

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Wd40 wont solve the problem where the metal has oxidised and left a copper like colour on the exhaust. .For that autosol will remove without to much effort .I have sold 5 exhaust on this site in 7 weeks & for me its autosol everytime.









The results speak for themselves

ScoobySteve69

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Awesome results

midnight

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If you try halfords they had a offer on a few weeks ago buy any 3 cleaning products pay only for 2, so you can get some alloy wheel cleaner as well as 2 tubs of autosol , which is what I did. :thumb

JDM_Stig

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all wd40 will do is de tar if honest

lisa_z

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I use Astonish powder from betterware its a household cleaning paste works fab on, lots of stuff cheep to buy think you can get from tesco too in cleaning isle its a little tub wet your cloth rub it round then polish metal/ pvc window frames etc . Its not scratchy like wire wool so wont dammage surcace I always use on my exhaust comesup a treat :-)

Steve001

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i use autosol and have some polishing mops for the eleccy drill works a treat. have the drill on a low speed otherwise it flys everywhere

Carlh

cool thread.

The Zohan

Try it with a non-stick pan scourer

alcazar

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PMSL. I used oven cleaner and boy did it work quick?

ScoobySteve69

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I used Autosol, an old Rolson polishing kit and SOME elbow grease...this is the best I could get it - shame it doesn`t sound as good as it looks!

Tomwrx

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i use autosol or peek metal polish,

wire wool and then buff off with microfiber cloth.

always get a gd shine from that

ScoobySteve69

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I was unable to find anywhere that sold ultra fine (00) wire wool, only coarse, medium and fine...so I didn`t use it on this occasion.

CharlySkunkWeed

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What about a plumbers yard ? Not sure what grade they use , but it looks pretty fine.

eelz

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gp'n TSL steve??

ScoobySteve69

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Yes mate.

scoobyverysoon

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youve done a good job there