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    bags melted on exhaust.any trick on how to get the melted part off the exhaust without scratching it up to much.when I first looked at the bike to buy not a scratch on the chrome came back to buy next day he put bags on it and rode it & the bags melted on the right side.still bought the bike rode it home to with the bags on it.

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    Let a few other members chime in before trying this. Do not know if it would discolor your exhaust or not.(try in small not well seen area first) A rag soaked in (cant think of the name) the stuff in nail polish remover. Wrap rag around melted goo. Pour some acetone on rag. (remembered) Pour some more on every half hour as acetone evaporates quickly until able to rub off.

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      #3
      Originally posted by rcook52459 View Post
      bags melted on exhaust.any trick on how to get the melted part off the exhaust without scratching it up to much.when I first looked at the bike to buy not a scratch on the chrome came back to buy next day he put bags on it and rode it & the bags melted on the right side.still bought the bike rode it home to with the bags on it.
      Easy-off oven cleaner is what you need.
      Heat up your exhaust a bit, put some easy-off oven cleaner on a rag, and then start wiping off the melted plastic bag.
      Depending on how much is melted onto your exhausts, you might need to repeat a few times.
      After you're done removing the melted plastic bag, wash the exhaust with Simple Green (or your favorite cleaner) in order to remove the oven cleaner.
      Easy peasy ... been there a few times. It also very easily cleans up melted boot marks.
      2000 Honda Valkyrie Tourer (it's gone)
      1985 Suzuki Madura GV1200
      2 X 1980 Suzuki GSX1100ETs (next project
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        #4
        thank you for the replies will get the acetone(which can use 4 other things to) and oven cleaner.

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          #5
          Yeah clean your OVEN to, lol, show us a pic of your new bike, Brian

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            #6
            forgot about the stuff on the bike today and went for a ride instead.have to get in as much as I can before winter.here's a pic of it.handlebars are changed,but I got the original ones.

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              #7
              I would get on with the Acetone cleaning, the more you ride it the harder it'll bake on.
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              Don't say can't, as anything is possible with time and effort, but, if you don't have time things get tougher and require more effort.

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                #8
                Is that supposed to be the bike in your signature?

                The '80 1100L was chain-driven and had a 16-valve engine.

                That bike is an 8-valve shafty 1000, which would be a 1000GL.

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