Baked on oil on exhaust pipe, how to remove it?

[jellywrestler]

Had an oil leak on one of my bikes and now there's a bit of baked on oil.
I've tried several products which are OK just wondering if someone's found a magical substance that makes it go away real easy...

[hayd3n]

Had an oil leak on one of my bikes and now there's a bit of baked on oil.
I've tried several products which are OK just wondering if someone's found a magical substance that makes it go away real easy...

vinegar / baking soda for a stainless steel exhaust
brush on and soak for a lil bit then use scotch brite to buff off

[jellywrestler]

vinegar / baking soda for a stainless steel exhaust
brush on and soak for a lil bit then use scotch brite to buff off

thanks for that, should've mentioned it's new chrome

[cs363]

S100 Polishing Soap - damn impressive stuff!

(Dunno about REAL easy, but it requires a lot less effort than normal metal polishes for the same result)

[pete376403]

Oven cleaner?

[Sensei]

Found if its being burnt on hot then remove hot

[Stirts]

Have you tried this stuff?

[Paul in NZ]

WD40 can work (and you are bound to have some), desolvit or automotive paint work tar remover?

[jellywrestler]

Have you tried this stuff?

right now i've been using this after soaking with carb cleaner, it's doing the trick but at a pace i'd like to speed up

[Stirts]

right now i've been using this after soaking with carb cleaner, it's doing the trick but at a pace i'd like to speed up

Patience is not a virtue I possess either

Peppermint essential oil or undiluted eucalyptus. Wipe dry with a clean cloth. Apparently works a treat. And your bike will smell minty fresh

[cs363]

right now i've been using this after soaking with carb cleaner, it's doing the trick but at a pace i'd like to speed up

S100 beats Solvol hands down on an effort vs results basis.... not that Solvol isn't good.