Exhaust Cleaner?

[v8Stroker]

The other day I washing my baby (Truck) and I noticed that there was a lot of that black dried on slug in my exhaust pipe. So I simply tried to wash it out but that was a mistake because I stained my wash glove. It's a stainless steel exhaust so I don't think I could stain it if I put some comet cleaner on it but I really don't feel like taking a chance and messing it up.

So what do you guys use to clean all of that black **** out of your pipes?

[Tree Killer]

I use the skinny pedal on the right to clean out any carbon deposits. :>

[psd_va]

i wouldn't worry about it cause it will be back after you drive it again.

[Hank]

Wheel cleaner will melt it off. Gets black as soon as you drive it again. At least mine does.

[v8Stroker]

Thanks guys.
I'll just leave her alone then

[smokersteve]

Originally Posted by v8Stroker

The other day I washing my baby (Truck) and I noticed that there was a lot of that black dried on slug in my exhaust pipe. So I simply tried to wash it out but that was a mistake because I stained my wash glove. It's a stainless steel exhaust so I don't think I could stain it if I put some comet cleaner on it but I really don't feel like taking a chance and messing it up.

So what do you guys use to clean all of that black **** out of your pipes?

stainless steel means that there is nickel blended with the steel. this means it wont rust.... its not 100% stainless. as long as that it doesn't have a finish you will be fine. seafoam, WD40, acetone will take it off

[v8Stroker]

Originally Posted by smokersteve

stainless steel means that there is nickel blended with the steel. this means it wont rust.... its not 100% stainless. as long as that it doesn't have a finish you will be fine. seafoam, WD40, acetone will take it off

Cool. I should have thought to use WD40 in the first place. Thanks.