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Stock, Black Pipe --> Shiny Stock Pipe?
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[QUOTE="_j0kA_, post: 289086, member: 28083"] HEY! I was just downstairs looking at my bike, and I noticed that the marks from my boot/leg have worn through the stock, black paint of my pipe and revealed a shiny, silver color.. I was wondering, if I took some sand paper ( or metal SOS pads ) and tried to take it all off, would it turn my pipe into a shiny, good looking stock pipe?? Would it be easy to do, and would there be any downsides to it??? I would go out and buy a new pipe, but unfortunately I don't have enough cash to spend on something like that ( well, I do.. but for my riding ability it wont matter too much ).. So I just want a mickey mouse way, that will actually work.. ( I have heard of a silver type, heat insulation paint that they used for a review on a YZ 125 ** I THINK ** and they said because it traps the heat in, then it controls the flow of gasses better.. Does anyone know if this works? How much it costs? And what it is called? ) Thanks! Dan [/QUOTE]
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