Cleaning my pipes!

[TripleJ]

If you don't have any steel wool laying around, try using an SOS pad like the ones used for cleaning pots and pans. Works wonders.

 

[Jack Klarich]

Plastic razor blades and goop will work once you heat the pipes a little. You can find the plastic blades at any good hardware outlet, they are made for scraping glass and other surfaces you dont want to gouge. I use them on aluminum surfaces also, dont want any scratches here, Jack

 

[Blue Wide Glide]

Oven cleaner is the way to go as was said before. Dont get it on anything else, or you will have a different removal problem to deal with. Let it do its work overnight. In my experience, any form of scraping is going to leave a mark.

 

[jaxdwg]

Oven cleaner is the way to go as was said before. Dont get it on anything else, or you will have a different removal problem to deal with. Let it do its work overnight. In my experience, any form of scraping is going to leave a mark.

Well; I guess I'll throw in my 2 cents. I use Harley swirl and scratch remover 4.95. I just rub until it looks like new again, and, no scratches at all, then throw a coat of polish on it---ta-da---jack