Stainless Steel Cleaner.

[F Body]

I've been using some stainless steel cleaner on the bike and for the Camaro's exhaust system and although it does the job, it's a tad expensive at £11.99 for 200ml

So hit E Bay earlier in the week and bought 5 litres of concentrated stainless steel cleaner for £12.99 + £6.99 postage from Belfast , total price £19.98

It arrived this morning and it works exactly the same as the motorcycle stuff



Here's the 200ml bottle side by side :



So if your in the market for some stainless steel cleaner follow the link below :

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[art b]

ya cant leave ebay alone now,   can ya....

[Cunning Plan]

Wheres the pictures????

[nick69]

Or you could have just used Glass cleaner, thats what we use all day everyday!! Plus you will find cheaper stainless cleaner will tarnish the surface after a while.

[Andy]

I know its not technically the same thing, bit after machining we use a degreaser called Jizer, (That's Ji-Zeer...) Rinse small parts in that, then a bath of hot water and the parts come up a right treat! No scrubbing or nothing.

[art b]

Quoting: Andy

No scrubbing or nothing.

that would be no good ...
marti only does it for.... the huffin n puffin n scrubbin......

[F Body]

Glass cleaner would be fine for a sink or work top, but a car or bike exhaust discolours when they get to a couple of hundered degrees C

The chemical cleaner works fine providing you use it regularly, otherwise it's time to breakout the Autosol