Blue-Job® Chrome Polish - Perfect for Your Motorcycle! One Polish for All Your Needs

I used some buffing attachments on my electric drill, buffed small areas

After trying a bunch of other products to shine up my exhaust I finally bit the bullet and spent what I feel is way too much money for a tiny tin of powder - but I'll do it again and again.This stuff really works! It works faster, and more thoroughly, and has a richer shine than anything else I tried.However, it can't work miracles. If your exhaust has gone beyond a slight bluing to that really dark blue/blackish color then it won't do a thing for you - no matter how much you use, how hard you rub, or how much you threaten the tin. So keep that in mind.

Product doesn't work as well as said . I tried getting bluing out of my exhaust nope didn't work . I tried getting out some melted shoe soles that stuck on my exhaust . Nope didn't work & I tried for minor scratches & scuffs . Nope didn't work . So actually this stuff Sucks ! To be Honest. Don't waste your money . Buy oven cleaner it works better . Hope this helps .

It works great, but you need to be ready to spend some time on it to get good results. Don't expect to dab some of this powder on a wet rag, rub for five minutes and the pipes are magically cleaned. Not going to happen! Sure, you can do it by hand if you want to spend all afternoon at it and wear out your fingers at the same time. Use some type of powered cloth buffer and you will accomplish the job in minutes not hours. I spent about 45 minutes on each header pipe to get the results I wanted. As you can see one picture, I used a cloth buffing wheel attachment on my hand drill. Other than a powered buffer, the trick to using this powder is getting the right thickness of the paste that you mix. Start with a really thick paste that does not run at all, is still kind of grainy, and stays where you put it on the pipe. You can work that onto the pipe by hand with a finger wrapped with a wet rag if you want. Then change over to the powered buffer and work that thick paste into the pipe. Your cloth buffer needs to be damp also, not dry, or it won't hold the paste. If your paste is too thick and not spreading easily as you buff, add just a little tiny bit more water so it flows about like toothpaste. My right side header pipe was so blue it was almost black in spots. (Previous owner ran it with carbs so plugged up it was running way to lean.) This is a 1983 Honda GL650 Silver Wing that I'm restoring, so age has nothing to do with it. If you take your time and do the necessary work, it WILL do the job.

I was a bit leery purchasing the product. It's meh (okay) It did reduce the bluing on my exhaust but was far from a home run.

Tried it on my stainless steel headers and it did not remove the bluing to any noticeable degree

It worked great! I wanted to get the purple out of my motorcycle pipes and it worked great!

Used on a set of Vance&Hines pipes that came off a bike that was running lean. VERY BLUE. This and a little elbow grease, ended up using a buffer to apply it, made them look like new! Highly satisfied! Container is little though.

This product works well and very easy to use and does a great job

It was suggested that this product brings back the shine of dull chrome on vintage sewing machines.Very pleased with the results.can recommend for any dull chrome.😊

hab mein altes rohr zum glänzen bekommen, hat zwar den ganzen Tag gedauert, aber blaue verfärbungen sind weck....aber die ziehmlich dunklen stellen die am krümmer sind gingen nicht weck,

Un défaut de carbut avait bleui tout le terminal. Il faut de la patience mais c'est un résultat très satisfaisant.

prodotto ottimo, lucida anche gli scarichi cromati più ossidati, non rimuove graffi ma lucida molto bene, pochi i panni forniti con la confezione, o meglio non panni ma un piccolo tessuto lucidante contenuto nel tappo