Cillit Bang?

pudzey101

Hi just wondering cani use cillit bang on my exhaust to give it that brand new shiny look again? and on my manifold to get it gleaming again?:) or will it do harm?

thanks

david

-Corkie-

pudzey101 wrote: »

Hi just wondering cani use cillit bang on my exhaust to give it that brand new shiny look again? and on my manifold to get it gleaming again?:) or will it do harm?

thanks

david

LOL you are a gas man...:D:D

All I can think of is that episode of Father Ted where Mrs Doyle was washing bishop brennans wipers..:pac:

pudzey101

-Corkie- wrote: »

LOL you are a gas man...:D:D

All I can think of is that episode of Father Ted where Mrs Doyle was washing bishop brennans wipers..:pac:

im dead serious, never done cleaning in my life but cleaned my kitchen sink this afternoon and its cleaner than one youd get brand new!!!:) ohhh ya funny episode loool:) can it be done though :P haha

Minister Boyce

'bang!!! and the dirt (including your exhaust) is gone..'

For Forks Sake

Yes. If your intention is to melt a hole in the back of the car. That stuff is fooking lethal.

pudzey101

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Yes. If your intention is to melt a hole in the back of the car. That stuff is fooking lethal.

wud it do damage to stainless steel?:o i taught a kitchen sink was made of same kind of stuff:) haha

pudzey101

Minister Boyce wrote: »

'bang!!! and the dirt (excluding your exhaust) is gone..'

haha good one :P

Delancey

No way it would harm your exhaust , never used it on a vehicle myself.

Minister Boyce

pudzey101 wrote: »

haha good one :P

I meant INCLUDING your exhaust:rolleyes:... that stuff is very strong.. approach with care!

pudzey101

Delancey wrote: »

No way it would harm your exhaust , never used it on a vehicle myself.

i wont take the risk:) it says stainless steel on the back lol:) what would ye reccomend for taking off dirt/grime and that sort of thing off?:)

Mycroft H

GUNK engine degreaser, there isn't much better

MetzgerMeister

pudzey101 wrote: »

i wont take the risk:) it says stainless steel on the back lol:) what would ye reccomend for taking off dirt/grime and that sort of thing off?:)

Hot water and soap then Meguiar's metal polish

pa990

i used a petrol soaked rag to clean a tar coated exhaust trim recently.. and i had no problems.
lot cheaper than buying a special detergent

pudzey101

pa990 wrote: »

i used a petrol soaked rag to clean a tar coated exhaust trim recently.. and i had no problems.
lot cheaper than buying a special detergent

ya might do that 2moro:) have some lying in my garage its worth a try:)

bazz26

Try Cif Stainless Steel cleaner, uses it on mine and it really does wonders. Costs about €5 in Tesco.

pudzey101

bazz26 wrote: »

Try Cif Stainless Steel cleaner, uses it on mine and it really does wonders. Costs about €5 in Tesco.

ya nice one didnt know cif did stainless steel one:)

colm_mcm

The extreme heat on an exhaust wouldn't have a great effect I'd say. Anyone who's turned on an electric hob that's been cleaned with kitchen cleaner will know what I mean!