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sledgehammer16 , 07-01-2012 11:55 PM
Hey guys. Just another question. I have a set of ceramic coated headmen hedders that I want to clean up with out ruining the ceramic coating on them. They have some light rust spots but mostly have heavy burnt oil on them and like to know how to
Get it off and make them new again. The headmen company told me to use simple green but that definitely isn't doing anything. Any suggestions how to get them new again??? so I paint them with hedder paint?
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MalibuVLX , 07-02-2012 09:05 AM
I have not had any personal experience w/ cleaning mine. But, my dad had a set coated by a local guy and he said basic household cleaner like you said, if you just need to touch them up. But, to polish, he said products like Mother's alum/chrome polish. Don't remember which one he said. Probably goes w/out saying, but do it when they are cold as well.
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Jasonb86 , 07-02-2012 09:08 AM
I did this exact project over the weekend. I used chrome polish and '000' grade steel wool. Headers look great and it didn't scratch/mar the finish.
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7t2vette , 07-02-2012 09:12 AM
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I did this exact project over the weekend. I used chrome polish and '000' grade steel wool. Headers look great and it didn't scratch/mar the finish.
This is what the place that coated mine told me to do, it works great.
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BB68Vett , 07-02-2012 11:56 AM
I use a product called Ceramaglow or Ceramaglo (I think). It's polish for ceramic coated headers. I'm not 100% on the name but I'll check tonight and re-post.
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Trae1976 , 07-02-2012 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by BB68Vett
I use a product called Ceramaglow or Ceramaglo (I think). It's polish for ceramic coated headers. I'm not 100% on the name but I'll check tonight and re-post.Found it for you.
I've also heard that fine steel wool followed up with Cerma-Glow gives excellent results. Haven't had the chance to try it myself though.
I found this on a search.
Sorry for all, but the only way I could get it on here.
Steve
How to clean ceramic coated hedders safely
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How to clean ceramic coated hedders safely
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sledgehammer16 , 07-01-2012 11:55 PM
Hey guys. Just another question. I have a set of ceramic coated headmen hedders that I want to clean up with out ruining the ceramic coating on them. They have some light rust spots but mostly have heavy burnt oil on them and like to know how to
Get it off and make them new again. The headmen company told me to use simple green but that definitely isn't doing anything. Any suggestions how to get them new again??? so I paint them with hedder paint?
Phil
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MalibuVLX , 07-02-2012 09:05 AM
I have not had any personal experience w/ cleaning mine. But, my dad had a set coated by a local guy and he said basic household cleaner like you said, if you just need to touch them up. But, to polish, he said products like Mother's alum/chrome polish. Don't remember which one he said. Probably goes w/out saying, but do it when they are cold as well.
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I did this exact project over the weekend. I used chrome polish and '000' grade steel wool. Headers look great and it didn't scratch/mar the finish.
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Originally Posted by Jasonb86
I did this exact project over the weekend. I used chrome polish and '000' grade steel wool. Headers look great and it didn't scratch/mar the finish.
This is what the place that coated mine told me to do, it works great.
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I use a product called Ceramaglow or Ceramaglo (I think). It's polish for ceramic coated headers. I'm not 100% on the name but I'll check tonight and re-post.
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Originally Posted by BB68Vett
I use a product called Ceramaglow or Ceramaglo (I think). It's polish for ceramic coated headers. I'm not 100% on the name but I'll check tonight and re-post.Found it for you.
I've also heard that fine steel wool followed up with Cerma-Glow gives excellent results. Haven't had the chance to try it myself though.
