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Are you guys having any trouble with your chrome stacks rusting?I had a chrome 5in. tip one time and it started rusting a week after it was on.I replaced it with a ss one and solved that problem.I want stacks but dont want them to look bad after they rust.What do ya'll think?
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well, you get a lot less water spray, but yes, they'll start to rust a little...
I had about 3 months on my miter cuts when I removed them, and you could see a few little spots where rust was starting... you just gotta wash/wax them regularly to keep 'em poppin'
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I had about 3 months on my miter cuts when I removed them, and you could see a few little spots where rust was starting... you just gotta wash/wax them regularly to keep 'em poppin'
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Get a Chrome polish that also has a protector in it. I prefer a product called Blue Magic.
Most the time though, to polish chrome, the best I find is my homemade window cleaner which is 1/3 ammonia, 1/3 miratic acid, 1/3 distilled water. Smell will knock you out but I use it for everything.
That is why I think Blue magic works so good because it has alot of ammonia in it, it polishes it up nice, and its leaves a protective coating I think on the metal, but on stacks, you might have to reapply alot since they will get warm.
Most the time though, to polish chrome, the best I find is my homemade window cleaner which is 1/3 ammonia, 1/3 miratic acid, 1/3 distilled water. Smell will knock you out but I use it for everything.
That is why I think Blue magic works so good because it has alot of ammonia in it, it polishes it up nice, and its leaves a protective coating I think on the metal, but on stacks, you might have to reapply alot since they will get warm.
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