Proof BlueJob works

Johnnymac · May 1, 2013

I bought this BlueJob stuff and was sceptical... I thought that there was no way that this would remove the blueing and yellowing from my headers.... check this out. after 5 mins of buffing by hand, looks great. A little more elbow grease and it should look like new.

BEFORE:

AFTER:

drones76 · May 1, 2013

Johnnymac said:
I bought this BlueJob stuff and was sceptical... I thought that there was no way that this would remove the blueing and yellowing from my headers.... check this out. after 5 mins of buffing by hand, looks great. A little more elbow grease and it should look like new.

BEFORE:

AFTER:

Wow, I am going to get a Bluejob as soon as I can. Seriously, my pipes need a cleaning.

Johnnymac · May 1, 2013

Yes, life is better with a bluejob.

Dances with Shrapnel · May 1, 2013

Johnnymac said:
check this out. after 5 mins of buffing by hand, looks great.

5 minutes of buffing by hand? Is that necessary with a bluejob?

The guy in the reflection in the pipe is just flaunting his bluejob.

Dances with Shrapnel · May 1, 2013

Anyway, with mind out of the gutter,..............

how does that cleaning and polish hold up once the heat is on the pipes again?

Johnnymac · May 1, 2013

No idea. I will report back.

Throber · May 1, 2013

Every time you ride you have get a bluejob after.

MikeG · May 1, 2013

Glad this stuff works, but its far to easy to make inappropriate comments so I won't

tpeever · May 1, 2013

Be careful with that stuff. I tried a product called "Blueaway" at some point and it removed the bluing alright. But it also dulled the chrome.

jaydee75 · May 2, 2013

I think that chrome will always form a protective oxide at high temperatures and removing the blue just exposes fresh chrome which will oxidize again.
Eventually all the chrome will be gone. I just leave the pretty blue on, it adds character.
Jaydee

JimC · May 2, 2013

jaydee75 said:
I think that chrome will always form a protective oxide at high temperatures and removing the blue just exposes fresh chrome which will oxidize again.
Eventually all the chrome will be gone. I just leave the pretty blue on, it adds character.
Jaydee

That's the problem with shining up anything. Whether it's paint or metal, polishing is removing material.

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