What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
08-18-2005, 11:10 PM
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
Thanks, Tank. I'll give that stuff a try...since the garage full of stuff
I've been using hasn't done the trick. By the way, nice Cig!!
I've been using hasn't done the trick. By the way, nice Cig!!
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
Originally Posted by BOSS245
Thanks, Tank. I'll give that stuff a try...since the garage full of stuff
I've been using hasn't done the trick. By the way, nice Cig!!
I've been using hasn't done the trick. By the way, nice Cig!!
08-19-2005, 12:06 AM
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
At least try the toilet bowl cleaner. I use sno-bowl and can't believe how easy it is. Just put it on a rag then dab it on the crud wait a minute and wipe off. It really is that easy!
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
Originally Posted by Scott
At least try the toilet bowl cleaner. I use sno-bowl and can't believe how easy it is. Just put it on a rag then dab it on the crud wait a minute and wipe off. It really is that easy!
08-19-2005, 09:48 PM
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Alright, I went to the hardware store and was looking for the toilet bowl cleaner stuff and ran across this other stuff that was "industrial" looking so I picked it up to try and HOLY SH!T this stuff was bad azz!! You could actually see it bubbling where the lime was. Heres some pics of the finished product. I also slapped it on the exhaust tips real quick and heres a few pics of that too. I swear we're talking like 1 minute of work for the tips. I need to go back over them again but after I did the tips the first time then I put this other stuff on the transom that takes the rusty yellow out of the gelcoat called FSR by Davis...That stuff is the BOMB!!
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I got in such a cleaning mood that I even decided to shine the lowers on the 3A's and they came out better than expected as well.
08-22-2005, 05:50 PM
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Looks great Tank.. Next time you get in one of those cleaning moods let me know - I'll bring my boat by for you.
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
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Looks great Tank.. Next time you get in one of those cleaning moods let me know - I'll bring my boat by for you.
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Re: What is the best stuff to take off the build up on stainless/polished items??
Originally Posted by Scott
At least try the toilet bowl cleaner. I use sno-bowl and can't believe how easy it is. Just put it on a rag then dab it on the crud wait a minute and wipe off. It really is that easy!
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