What can I use to get this color out of my Pipe

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

What can I buy and use to get the color out of my pipe. I want to make it shine again and look decent

 

[SSGT_B]

Might need to see a dr if your “pipe” is colored!!!!! Lmao


Try a metal polish

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

Might need to see a dr if your “pipe” is colored!!!!! Lmao


Try a metal polish

Lol , is there any particular brand/kind?. I see different ones.

 

[SSGT_B]

Depending on the particular method of discoloration, it’s a crap shoot. I’ve tried many different ones with little success on mine. Different metals work with different polishes.

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

 

[Dopey]

Wizards Metal Polish (Metal Polish Cloth) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005ZGSCYA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_YcB2DbGCA1N84

Ive had a little luck with this stuff on the pipes that was on my intruder 1400.. they were discolored from having the carbs out of adjustment and from age. Brought them back pretty decent and did wonders on all the chrome.

 

[Sandow]

Might need to see a dr if your “pipe” is colored!!!!! Lmao


Try a metal polish

I tried googeling coloured pipe and doctor...it was too nasty and inapropriate to post.
Instead here is some coloured pie

EDIT: CAKE

 

[fallenarch]

I tried googeling coloured pipe and doctor...it was too nasty and inapropriate to post.
Instead here is some coloured pie

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This is a cake, are we as a forum going to allow this?

 

[fallenarch]

You could ceramic coat the pipe. It won't look like metal anymore but it will not discolor.

BTW: Is that the bike you have been putting together? That looks amazing brother.

 

[Sandow]

What can I buy and use to get the color out of my pipe. I want to make it shine again and look decent

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The company "mothers" makes an awesome metal/alu polish. Try that...

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

The company "mothers" makes an awesome metal/alu polish. Try that...

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Thank you

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

You could ceramic coat the pipe. It won't look like metal anymore but it will not discolor.

BTW: Is that the bike you have been putting together? That looks amazing brother.

Thank you bro and that’s how she looks now but she’s in the process of being painted and stuff . I’ll show you once it’s all done

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

Wizards Metal Polish (Metal Polish Cloth) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005ZGSCYA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_YcB2DbGCA1N84

Ive had a little luck with this stuff on the pipes that was on my intruder 1400.. they were discolored from having the carbs out of adjustment and from age. Brought them back pretty decent and did wonders on all the chrome.

Okay thanks bro

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

Depending on the particular method of discoloration, it’s a crap shoot. I’ve tried many different ones with little success on mine. Different metals work with different polishes.

Okay 10/4

 

[SSGT_B]

Got pie?

 

[Kiwi Rider]

Wow, I'd be more concerned about the missing brake caliper and rotor than the marks on your exhaust

 

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

Polishing creams work well for getting spots off, but usually leave a residue that will turn colors fast.

I use medium (red) 3m scotch bright pads to prep stainless for welding. Those dull up the finish on shiny stainless. But if you go over it with a fine (blue) 3m pad it will polish right back up.

Polished stainless exhaust parts are hard to keep looking good. It’s always a good habit to wipe them down with brake clean frequently while cool specially after oil changes or after installing new systems.

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

Wow, I'd be more concerned about the missing brake caliper and rotor than the marks on your exhaust

Oh yeah fam no doubt. I gotta get an 08 rear caliper and another brake line. I have a longer arm on there now

 

[SmokeKingOfCali99Hayabusa]

Polishing creams work well for getting spots off, but usually leave a residue that will turn colors fast.

I use medium (red) 3m scotch bright pads to prep stainless for welding. Those dull up the finish on shiny stainless. But if you go over it with a fine (blue) 3m pad it will polish right back up.

Polished stainless exhaust parts are hard to keep looking good. It’s always a good habit to wipe them down with brake clean frequently while cool specially after oil changes or after installing new systems.

Oh okay thank you