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Trying to clean up my black chrome exhaust with some 0000 steel wool, but it's not touching the rust spots. Anyone try vinegar on theirs? I know it's acidic so I'm not sure if it would eat through, even though I'm pretty sure it wouldn't. thanks
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I use it to clean my stove reflectors. Put them in a zip lock with a little vinegar, leave them overnight, and the burnt on black stuff comes right off.
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The black plating is thin and prone to rub through. Be careful. I'd leave well enough alone if steel wool and standard chrome polish doesn't remove the tarnish.Ed
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ok I dipped one end of the pipe for 2 days. It did remove the rust and didn't harm the finish, but it just revealed deep pitting. Not worth it. Thanks!1983 GS1100EComment
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Seeing that's already black colored POR-15 might be what you want on that.1980 Yamaha XS1100G (Current bike)
1982 GS450txz (former bike)
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