Dirty rear end!!

BaronvonBomb · Jul 31, 2009

I`ve been cleaning my latest purchase, and the aprilia titanium cans are mega dirty , really baked on. i`ve tried wd-40 etc, but it`s not shifting anything. Any tips? maybe a light scotchbriting?

Vince · Jul 31, 2009

I scotchbrite my Ti cans & they look like new

RStuVR · Jul 31, 2009

I use Meguiars metal polish on my metal most of the time. I've also used Autosol before now.

BaronvonBomb · Jul 31, 2009

Cheers Vince. :thumbup

Badger · Jul 31, 2009

Baronvonbomb said:
I`ve been cleaning my latest purchase, and the aprilia titanium cans are mega dirty , really baked on. i`ve tried wd-40 etc, but it`s not shifting anything. Any tips? maybe a light scotchbriting?

I have used alloy wheel cleaner, but you need to be real careful and remove this quickly, it will have them shining with less elbow grease, but make sure you get it of with lashings of soapy water quickly, i use Mothers wheel cleaner:thumbup

Wes1 · Sep 13, 2009

Simoniz citrus cleaner works great on the blue rims and removing chain oil off exhaust. polish exhaust with mothers afterwards.

jonty · Sep 14, 2009

Baronvonbomb said:
I`ve been cleaning my latest purchase, and the aprilia titanium cans are mega dirty , really baked on. i`ve tried wd-40 etc, but it`s not shifting anything. Any tips? maybe a light scotchbriting?

i know a great solution!!

swap em for my arrow cans :thumbup

BaronvonBomb · Sep 14, 2009

The scotchbrite worked! I don`t think my neighbours would be too happy if i got louder cans:devious

jonty · Sep 14, 2009

Baronvonbomb said:
The scotchbrite worked! I don`t think my neighbours would be too happy if i got louder cans:devious

there nice and quiet :thumbup

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