i got an apexi ws2 and the shine on the tip is fading away just wanted to know some tips or what you guys use to maintain that shinyness
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mothers has two- aluminum polish and the slightly more expensive billet aluminum polish. i've used both, and they're alright. i've got a liquid polish called "The Brooklyn Ball Buster" from a local speed shop in Rockville, NY, which IMO, outpolishes and outshines the mothers brand. i use that on my WS1, radiator, cai, and on the lip of the wheels.5.6L V8 32V DOHC
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Originally posted by PRIMOCB7mothers has two- aluminum polish and the slightly more expensive billet aluminum polish. i've used both, and they're alright. i've got a liquid polish called "The Brooklyn Ball Buster" from a local speed shop in Rockville, NY, which IMO, outpolishes and outshines the mothers brand. i use that on my WS1, radiator, cai, and on the lip of the wheels.
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Originally posted by Sho NuffLOL Brooklyn Ball Buster!!! I may want something like that for my short ram.5.6L V8 32V DOHC
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Blue Magic also works extremely well. Polishes right up to a mirror finish without requiring much effort at all.
I think with the WS exhaust though, the discoloration is probably because it has a single wall exhaust tip. If it is starting to turn gold, there isn't much you can do about it. That is just what happens to stainless steel when it is exposed to heat.
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Can this Booklyn Ball Buster be found anywhere else other than the afrementioned shop?Former: 90 Accord EX Coupe, 93 10th Anniversary in Frost White
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Originally posted by owequititIf it is starting to turn gold, there isn't much you can do about it. That is just what happens to stainless steel when it is exposed to heat.
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