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Just picked up a used HKS exhaust. I wouldn't say its in the best condition but I got a good deal on it. Now I just want to clean it
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Help with cleaning a used HKS exhaust
Just picked up a used HKS exhaust. I wouldn't say its in the best condition but I got a good deal on it. Now I just want to clean it up before I store it for installation in May.
   1. What should I use to clean up the muffler cans? I want it to shine like a mirror again. 2. What should I use to clean up the Titanium tips? 3. Would you recommend replacing the rusted screws on the tips, or to clean them up with WD40 or something? 4. Is it possible to fix the dent? Should I even bother? 5. Should I clean the entire exhaust, because I wasn't going to clean anything beyond the muffler, I am afraid of it's exposure to winter salt. Thanks in advance.
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