User 42426

iTrader: (29)

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone would recommend a good polish for a titanium exhaust. Also, it has some scratches on the titanium tips, what should I use to get the scratches out? thanks ahead.

freedonutss

iTrader: (14)

I used Mag one polish. Its in the silver container with the cloth type polish. I used it on my Injen Ti and works great on the tips. Ive heard some polishes can ruin the titanium finish but Mag one works good.

HawaiianBBQ

Nice! Thanks for the info... anyone else with TT's that can give some input on what they use.

AznSky

iTrader: (12)

bump! Looking for something i can buy at the local store to give my HKS a good clean / polish before this weekend

And something that's safe to use on exhaust. I heard if you wax an exhaust it can burn and turn brown? Can polish do the same thing?

AznSky

iTrader: (12)

nevermind. I did a search and will try Eagle One Never dull today.

User 42426

iTrader: (29)

I used meguire's hot polish on my titanium hks tips. Don't know if it did any damage. I feel like they turned kinda brown tho

Anomaly

iTrader: (7)

Meguiar's NXT All Metal Polysh will work for your application.

AznSky

iTrader: (12)

Store only had Eagle One Never Dull wad polish? Tried that, didn't make it shiny enough. Returned it and got Mothers Chrome Polish. Now it's super shiny

zxpwr

iTrader: (15)

the chrome polish doesnt really polish, although, it is good on removing the dirt from the surface making it shine... I just used it on my exhaust last night.. I have Mother's chrome and metal polishes, I found that polishing is not nescessary after i used the chrome polish as cleaner. Also no discoloration on the Ti tips

BJ350

iTrader: (1)

i have the megan racing titanium tip exhaust and i jus wash with soap and wipe with softcloth and its always shiny never really needs a polishing product.

User 42426

iTrader: (29)

Bump. I bought never dull, and it doesnt really make my hks shiny. What is brasso? Is it safe to use brasso on hks tips/whole exhaust?

Z1 Performance

iTrader: (564)

hks exhaust is not titanium...only the tips are, and nothing is going to really polish the colored part without taking the coloring off aside from soap and water as mentioned above

User 42426

iTrader: (29)

Not looking to polish the tips, just the pipe and muffler. Those are dirty and full of water marks.

Z1 Performance

iTrader: (564)

those are just stainless steel, so anything will work as far as metal polish

silverbullet_Z

iTrader: (3)

This here is by far the best metal polish IMO.. Love it, absolutly love it, a little spendy but worth the money.... It will turn your old exhaust lookin brand new again.... Ok now I'm starting to sound like a sales man.... here's the link.. http://www.metalgloss.com/ I use both the metal gloss and the sealer..


Oh what the hell and just to prove that I'm not blowing smoke I did a quick example on how well this stuff works..

Took an ordinary pop can this is before the polish












and After

jonnylaw

iTrader: (3)

what kind of exhaust do you have? How many times have you used the combo on it? Do you have any pics of you exhaust after applying? thx.

Anomaly

iTrader: (7)

Just to show some differences between the results one can achieve using the aluminum can test method:



Sorry, no befores but they looked like your typical aluminum can before polishing. The method employed was:
NXT - applied using MF towel and wiped away with clean MF towel
Nevr-dull - applied with supplied wadding and wiped away with clean MF towel
Mothers - applied using MF towel and wiped away with clean MF towel

As can be seen, the NXT gave the smoothest looking shine with Nevr-Dull right behind. The Mothers surprisingly left a bit rougher look.