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Nice pics!
However, your exhaust tips need some shining up (the bottom lip)! Please go and hunt down a product called Never Dull. It is made by Eagle One. You can find it at Autozone and places like that.
However, your exhaust tips need some shining up (the bottom lip)! Please go and hunt down a product called Never Dull. It is made by Eagle One. You can find it at Autozone and places like that.
Last edited by JustinTRW; Jul 19, 2002 at 05:38 PM.
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Originally posted by JustinTRW
Nice pics!
However, your exhaust tips need some shining up (the bottom lip)! Please go and hunt down a product called Never Dull. It is made by Eagle One. You can find it at Autozone and places like that.
Nice pics!
However, your exhaust tips need some shining up (the bottom lip)! Please go and hunt down a product called Never Dull. It is made by Eagle One. You can find it at Autozone and places like that.
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It absolutely does. Only $5/can, should last a very long time. Basically the can is filled with wool that has been pre-soaked in wadding polish. Rip off a piece and rub off all the crap. The first time you do this, it make take a few minutes because of the buildup, but after that it is a 30 second job. Then just use a cotton towel to wipe away the white polish residue. They will look brand new.
