Staintune Before and After

[jgrm1]

The old Staintunes clean up well after 15 years and 65K miles of use:

[bradzdotcom]

assuming you didn't lick them clean...what did ya use on them?

thinking about taking mine off and sparkling them up.

[jgrm1]

They tasted too salty, so I used WD-40 and #00 steel wool to remove the tar and grime, #0000 to remove nicks and scratches, and Autosol polish paste on a paper towel to bring back the shine.

-Jeff

[bradzdotcom]

same system i use, minus the autosol, when i clean mine.

they looked so nice, i was hoping maybe there was a less messy, easier way.

guess not.

yea, mine are salty too. i thought it was because i live near the beach, but you're in nebraska, so that kills that theory.

[jgrm1]

She spent the first 13 years with me on the Texas Gulf Coast. Now, we try to avoid Nebraska road salt.

-Jeff

[ckcarr]

Those look great. When I did my old ZTechnic, many years ago, I used elbow grease and Bar Keeper's Friend. It's formulated to remove stains from stainless steel in the hospitality business. Works great.