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Cleaning Headers

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    Cleaning Headers

    I sprayed some Simple Green on my engine to try and clean it out and after a couple of days i noticed some little stain cirlces on my megan headers. i forgot to cover them when i strayed the bottle. go figure! how do i clean them off to get them nice and shinny again?

    Ive only had the headers on for 2 weeks.
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    If there the stainless headers which i think they are from you saying shiny, they will change colors regardless after a while. Never heard of a remedy though I may be wrong
    Dont drive faster than your gaurdian angel can fly

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      #3
      try a stainless steel polish, but only when it's NOT hot. and don't start it up for a few hours, or it'll burn into the pipes.

      it doesnt always clean it up perfectly though, do at your own risk

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