light scratch on titanium exhaust
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light scratch on titanium exhaust
After a car wash I found a very light scratch on the titanium exhaust, I am not sure if it can be removed by applying some of the metal polisher? any suggestion/advice will be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance.
thanks in advance.
#2
depends on how heavy your light scratch is!
you might be able to polish it out if its not too heavy-
i suggest that you test your product on the underside of the exhaust first (the part that no one will ever see)- if it does not cloud the exhaust after you remove it, then it would be a good product to try on the scratch. you will need to really work the area well- and if you can get to it with a pc, thats what i would use.
you might be able to polish it out if its not too heavy-
i suggest that you test your product on the underside of the exhaust first (the part that no one will ever see)- if it does not cloud the exhaust after you remove it, then it would be a good product to try on the scratch. you will need to really work the area well- and if you can get to it with a pc, thats what i would use.
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Apr 18 2005, 12:37 PM
i suggest that you test your product on the underside of the exhaust first (the part that no one will ever see)- if it does not cloud the exhaust after you remove it, then it would be a good product to try on the scratch. you will need to really work the area well- and if you can get to it with a pc, thats what i would use.
and he like me both have the Amuse Dual R1 Ti exhaust, and metal polish use on titatium exhaust is a no no , so i'm told..
so Xplosiv be careful in your application..
jack up the rear end to see the job clearly..
#5
The problem with most metal polish's you will find hurt some TI. If you lightly rub it on it may clean it but for a scratch you really have to rub hard and that will most likly dull the tip of your exhaust.
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