**DISCLAIMER** First let me say that I do not sell nor am I affiliated with the owners or sellers of this product. Its just what works!

Materials needed:
.Power purple
.Water hose
.Soft tire brush
.Shop rag

Time needed @ 5 min start to finish

Start with your nasty dirty carbon fouled tips




Spray with power purple and let sit for a min.



Notice carbon dripping off tips



Rinse with water and determine if you need to repeate. In this example, I do.




Spray with PP and let sit another minute.



Take tire brush, get wet, spray some PP on it and lightly massage the brush inside the tips





Rinse with water and wipe off any residue with shop rag.





Thats it. Youre done.



Now wash the rest of the car.





My car drying assistant:















My cleaning aresonal:

 

Nice, thanks... I have found brake cleaner sprayed on a cloth does a fast and excellent job as well

 

^^^

Have not tried that one before. Might give that a shot sometime.

 

I don't know if I've ever heard of Power Purple. I generally use Simple Green on my tips (which I see in your arsenal), and it usually works pretty good. I have Borla tips, and they're usually a PITA to keep clean

 

Nice! Does this work with stock tips too?

 

Ive tried the simple green before, It works good. This works better. I have never polished my tips in the last 2 years of having them. I usually clean weekly but have gone as long as 3 months ( rainy time and work, no time for car ) without cleaning and it washes it right off.



It works, but the result will depend on how they were taken care of previously. Depending on how bad they are, you may or may not need to use some fine steel wool to get the look you are after. Once there, use it when you wash the car and they should stay looking good.

 

good looking tips. im going to try out bling masters (which is a AMAZING wheel cleaner) on my magnaflow tips when i finally get off my *** and detail my car soon.

i have seen power purple at advance auto parts.

 

Idk if I would use a brush on the tips. It looks like it would scuff them up. I use to clean mine with a terry cloth towel and some mothers polish. It's easy and you don't have to scrub it hard to get them to shine.

 

love the vette man ,
i use purple power alot too.
what ive used alot but its a Mexican brand its this pink looking stuff
for aluminum stuff works wonders
but its like pure acid lol.
(i live a walking distance to the border).

 

carb cleaner works perfect

 

I wash my engine bay every other weekend with power purple and does a beautiful job. Just let it sit for a couple of minutes and rinse it off. You should try spraying it on just the tires... You will see all the crap fall off it. After that a little of tire shine and that's it. Great product!

 

will it work on mine

 

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Couldnt hurt to try...LOL, although I think you are beyond reproach there

 

Never heard of Power Purple, will look for it.

Your drying assistant needs to remove all jewelry and big belt buckles prior to coming near the paint.

 

How much does it cost? Roughly.

Why doesn't the paint on your front bumper match the rest of the car?

 

That purple power is some strong sh@t. I have one of those 3 gallon pesticide sprayers. When I could find simple green in the black 1 gallon jug at oreilly and autozone I would mix 1 gallon of simple green with 1 gallon of water and clean the engine bay everytime I washed the car without any problems. I can't find that simple green anymore so one day I bough the purple power. I mixed 1 gallon of purple power with 2 gallons of water and it left a white residue on all my an fittings and dulled the crap out my heads and tnt ring.

 

I was thinking the same thing.

Nice find on the Power Purple!


-Mike

 

Dont get the PP on bare hands. It literally burns / irritates skin for days.

 

I don't have any before's but they were nasty when I bought the car.
-Soap and water with a wheel brush
-#0000 Steel wool with a metal polish
-Metal polish and sealed

 

once i got to the assistant pics i forgot the topic of the post...