My "new" exhaust...
Ever since seeing silverstonerob's car I have been wanting to clean up my stock exhaust. It was covered in carbon buildup and the factory black coating was cracking and overall looked terrible.
After a can of aircraft cleaner, alot of brillo pads, alot of steel wool, and about 3 hours this was the finished product.

On the car


Before and After

I could not be happier with the finished project. It is not as flashy as a shiny big single but the whole process cost me less than $20 and several hours of my time. Well worth it for someone who can't justify the purchase of a new exhaust for pure aesthetics (and the minimal gains).
After a can of aircraft cleaner, alot of brillo pads, alot of steel wool, and about 3 hours this was the finished product.

On the car


Before and After

I could not be happier with the finished project. It is not as flashy as a shiny big single but the whole process cost me less than $20 and several hours of my time. Well worth it for someone who can't justify the purchase of a new exhaust for pure aesthetics (and the minimal gains).
so, if i use some sort of solvent material plus green scrubbies and finish off with steel wool my nasty oem exhaust will be nice again? is there a danger of this getting rusted? this isn't going to remove a protective finish or anything, right?
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Originally Posted by s2k aok,Nov 9 2008, 07:03 AM
so, if i use some sort of solvent material plus green scrubbies and finish off with steel wool my nasty oem exhaust will be nice again? is there a danger of this getting rusted? this isn't going to remove a protective finish or anything, right?







