I clean my exhaust with Autosol and a MF cloth.

The results aren't bad but I feel they could be better.

I've seen wire wool mentioned by some. Is there a specific detailing grade of wire wool I should be using, or do I just raid the bag of brillo pads in the kitchen?

#00 grade:thumbup:

I use this

Brasso Duraglit Metal Polish Wadding - Cleaner on eBay (end time 31-Aug-09 19:12:32 BST)

I use this

Brasso Duraglit Metal Polish Wadding - Cleaner on eBay (end time 31-Aug-09 19:12:32 BST)

Wow - that brings back memories of my days in the school's army cadet force - the full parade uniform included a whitewashed webbing belt with brass buckles.

I remember trying to clean it with Duraglit like it was yesterday.

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What he said.......

Wow - that brings back memories of my days in the school's army cadet force - the full parade uniform included a whitewashed webbing belt with brass buckles./quote]

I spent 22 years in the forces

Wow - that brings back memories of my days in the school's army cadet force - the full parade uniform included a whitewashed webbing belt with brass buckles.

I remember trying to clean it with Duraglit like it was yesterday.

That's what I use on the exhaust too. And I used it when I was in the Air Cadets. The smell brings back memories. It was Blanco that was used on the webbing wasn't it?

Thirded!

- #00 Very Fine Steel Wire Wool Elite Car Care

I use wire wool and t cut together,works a treat:)

I use wire wool and t cut together,works a treat:)

Just don't use it on the paintwork...

does the wire wool leave any swirls