Reply With QuoteGotcha. It'll work on it.
That supermodel Corey kid might be able to help in some way :rollside:
Heck , I don't know, but it has to work on something !!??!!
Wanted to try it out on the "feather" scratches
Gotcha. It'll work on it.
Gotcha. It'll work on it.
That supermodel Corey kid might be able to help in some way :rollside:
That supermodel Corey kid might be able to help in some way :rollside:
You mean boat bitch? Supermodel??? You gay? :crossx:
If you want your exhaust tips to be as shiny as your headers on the inside are, go to a pool supply house and get some scalemaster, squirt some on a rag and wipe your exhaust.......... you'll love it
scalemaster, squirt some on a rag and wipe your exhaust.......... you'll love it
Just wondering, what is in that stuff. Never heard of it. What is it normally designed for?
You mean boat bitch? Supermodel??? You gay? :crossx:
Using my wifes words
Using my wifes words
Haha, poor Blane.
wait.. At least you aren't the fat older brother.
But... I own the boat. :crossx:
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data...6_crop-med.jpg
Just wondering, what is in that stuff. Never heard of it. What is it normally designed for?
Its basically tile cleaner.. you dont want to get it on anything but it works great for black exhaust. Ive used it for a while with no problems on pipes
Its basically tile cleaner.. you dont want to get it on anything but it works great for black exhaust. Ive used it for a while with no problems on pipes
Black exhaust on the tips only ??
Just wondering, what is in that stuff. Never heard of it. What is it normally designed for?
Picked some up today, although a different version that is a much thicker version called Scale Be Gone.
Basically it contains both Hydrochloric and Hydrofluoric acid :220v:
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