| Author | Message | ||
     Buellshyter |
My header has lost it's gold finish. It's become like a dark grey. Anyone know if this can be polished back to the original? Would this be considered warranty work? | ||
| Two_buells |
Mother's Aluminum polish and a buffer will bring it back to new looking. Your pipe is stainless steel | ||
| Dana P. |
Eagle One and apply with paper towel then buff with terry cloth.Repeat if necessary | ||
| Buellish0 |
two words JETT-HOTT youll never polish again  | ||
| Lpd22 |
Jet-hot all the way. | ||
| Makenzie71 |
Jet hot. Itll last forever just about. Another option would be to remove them, sand them down, get a high-temp enamel primer, and then a high-temp paint and coat them. I would want pipes that match the bike. | ||
| Scitz |
I'm getting mine ceramic coated black inside and out and it's only $150. Well worth it, also keeps the heat down. It's going to be a pain to swap it out though. | ||
| Lonexb |
Scitz not as bad as you think.took me about 6 hours. now that i have done it once, i could most likely do it quicker. lonexb | ||
| Scitz |
I guess just reading through the manual it seems like a lot of work. It’s just going to be hard for me to be patient and take my time to do it right. The header on the bike now has a dent from when the previous owner dropped it. I used header wrap and wrapped it while it was on the bike. The wrap looks really cool and I like the appearance of it. If you don’t want to polish the header you may look into wrapping it. | ||
| Metalstorm |
I can vouch for Dana's method. It works extremely, unbelievably well on stainless steel. After one try, I came to the conclusion that I'll never use anything else on my headers. | ||
| Cwby8383 |
jett-hot quoted me 150 for the headers in silver. thinking about saving up for that and the stainless drummer this winter. |
