Getting tarnish off exhausts

Apart from buying a fabric flap-wheel, is there an easier way than using
Autoglym's metal polish?

Also, should there be stone chips in the exhaust? I'd have thought not.

 

Duraglit brings my titanium pipe back to looking as good as new every time

 

Or that stuff from HG, wadding type shit.

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Honda CBR900RR Fireblade (1997)

 

If the finish is suitable, try using it with wire wool.

 

Sure, just coat it with used engine oil, or failing that spray
regularly with WD40.

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Duraglit! What a brilliant idea!

Brass or silver?

 

Not suitable

 

Doesn't that block the toilet?

 

that's nice, dear.

 

I use some stuff called Peek on my shiny metal things to keep them
looking nice. I'll have to use some on my scooter exhaust when it's back
in one lump again.

 

I find the silver one works best

 

Good man.