Materials Used:

• Simichrome Polish in a 1.76 ounce tube
• Happich BlueAway
  
• Microfiber cloth
• Nitrile Gloves
• Soft damp cloth
• Flitz 2 inch Super-Mini BüffBall (optional)

Application:

1. Start your cleaning process with BlueAway. It is manufactured by Happich,  the makers of Simichrome Polish .

2.  Shake the BlueAway bottle for a minute or so.  Then apply it with a soft clean moistened cloth.

3. Just simply rub on the the BlueAway  in short oblong strokes until film and corrosion is lifted. The Blueaway even took off the rust on this pipe.

4. Buff with another clean cloth and look at the results.  Repeat steps 3 & 4 as necessary until you are satisfied.  It took 3 applications before the pipe we were cleaning was to our liking.

5. As a last step we polished the pipe to a final shine and higher luster with Simichrome polish.  A few dabs of Simichrome directly from the tub was rubbed on, using the finger tips of our nitrile gloves. It is not that the polish is harmful to your skin, it is just that the gloves do in fact keep your hands clean.

6. Wipe off excess polish with a clean soft cloth such as a microfiber cloth and you are done. The results shown in the pictures below speak for themselves.

7. Another option for speeding up the application of the polishes is to use a 2″ super mini buff ball on a drill.

Before  and After:

Polish Guy Tip : “Run your engine until the exhaust you are polishing is warm to the touch and turn off the engine. The polishing procedure seems to work easier because the metal has expanded and is warm.”