stirlingkool

doesnt come off so easy......wanna get them nice and shiny

BerBer63

0000 super fine steel wool and soap/water

PatSC23

metal polish - mothers or p21s is what i use

qship5

Eagle One NevrDull wadding polish. Works great! The first time might take a little effort, but after that it cleans them easily.

ZephyrAMG

That's CRAZY because I was a half a second on posting the same question. I just got back 4 minutes ago and just bought BLUE MAGIC. It stated it cleans and protects, removing the black carbon. I will try it and see. I bought some stuff at Target (Meguires I think) and it sucked.

qship5

I can't say that the other products won't work, but can say that I own a professional detailing business and the product I use on the exhaust tips is NevrDull. I've successfully restored tips that the owner of the car had not cleaned once in two years using it. (Granted they took some time, as in 30 minutes or more to get perfect)

PatSC23

actually this is the exact one I have - removes the black crap and makes it shine

http://www.p21s.com/products/bis_fr.html

qship5

Nice! I've always liked the P21s products and use many of them all the time.

Shellbmb

Where in Dallas is your detailing business? Any recommendations for a detailer in Austin?

My tips are black.

rory breaker

What is your process for removing the black with the nevrdull?

dremorg

Blue Magic metal polish. Works well.

NickZag

I just use some wheel cleaner on a piece of cloth. Works just fine

bhamg

Every time I fill up I head to the wash bucket, soak a handful of paper towels and give the tips a quick swipe. Takes 60 secs and I've never had to use anything more invasive.

Palladin

+1 Clean em with a wet rag every few days or once a week at least and you avoid the heavy buildup. When it gets bad I use Mothers Chrome Polich which works quite well.

SebringSilver

Absolutely correct. Use this to clean off the carbon and other residue, then apply one of the polishes mentioned by others and they'll be as good as new.

tlbenzc350

Use eagleone never dull

cls55

pepsi works great.

1st amg

Blue Magic for me, have been using this on all my cars for a long long time.

gsrjc

I use this too

B on my Benz

do you guys kno how to make your exhaust tips have a shine to it? after i used this chemical, its dull and i want to see what can make it shiny again so please help

BerBer63

THere are maybe 10 different ways people posted up above.

miami1lt

Brasso...comes off in like 2 seconds...first coat gets heavy stuff, second polishes (and it will polish the heck out of the already shiney stuff with just a quick application.

Put on clean terry cloth, apply to areas, let stay for about 1 minute, then come with dry terry to remove...then rub with polish cloth to buff to perfect shine!

ZephyrAMG

++1 Finished using BLUE MAGIC. AWESOME. CLEANS AND PROTECTS. HAS AMMONIA TO DISSOLVE THE CARBON BUILD UP. Hard to fit your hands under diffuser to get on top of exhaust tips though...

KCviper

I use Magic Rabbit and it works great! I doubted it when I bought it based upon the recommendation of some Viper owners....proved to be great stuff!! Now I just maintain the pipes weekly and they look great.

ZieJuhmin

Has anybody blacked out their tips...say by ceramic coating? I'm not a fan of polished tips per se. Blacked out tips look more race-worthy, and frankly just hide the soot better.

New to this forum and the C63. Just came from an '07 GT3 RS, and I gotta say the AMG is like the RS with 4 doors!