Exhaust Tips Before/After Blue Magic

There are quite a few products out there, but wanted to share my experience with Blue Magic Metal Polish Cream. It's like $6 at Walmart, or you can order from Amazon (I'm sure there are plenty of other places too).

I followed the directions on the product, and in less than 5 minutes per tip, had completely transformed my cruddy looking exhaust tips into things of beauty. Well worth the money. I'll report back in a few weeks to see how well the shine holds up.

Before


After



Side by side


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Looks good!

I use the same rim cleaner for the exhaust tips.
Black Magic...can be found rly anywhere (Target, autozone etc....)
Makes rims look spectacular. Takes off literally everything from metal/chrome

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Jlungo said:

Looks good!

I use the same rim cleaner for the exhaust tips.
Black Magic...can be found rly anywhere (Target, autozone etc....)
Makes rims look spectacular. Takes off literally everything from metal/chrome

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Very cool. I was afraid to use anything that could potentially be harsh on the factory Austins. Meguiars Gold Class wash with a microfiber cloth worked perfectly and easily on my wheels and calipers.

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Looks great! I love the hell out of this stuff, I also use it on the muffler body to get the shine back.

The main ingredient in chrome cleaner is usually ordinary ammonia. Ever use Noxon metal polish? Take a whiff.

What a difference! I just ordered a can on Amazon since mine are already looking filthy after only a few hundred mines. I wonder if wheel wax would help keep some of the soot off longer?

Couldn't let mine get into the before stage, the car is washed weekly and use wheel cleaner if there is any stubborn muck on the tips.