Cleaning melted stuff from exhaust?

[The Pastor]

lol did greg get drunk and start to make love to your bike again?

[Manxman]

...any of the above. Or...

Failing that, start bike. Warm up until exhaust is hot. Find original culprit, and use his face to rub off offending stain...

[Ice_Monsta]

lol did greg get drunk and start to make love to your bike again?

Haha, he may have.

Thanks for all the responses, first thing i tried was the autosol which unfortunately hasn't made it budge, i have tried with the pipe warm too.
Going to have to get a hold of some lacquer thinner as this sounds like the next most popular choice :-)

Although i do like the idea of using the offenders face to clean it off the hot pipe

[RnB Fan]

I had a similar experience a while ago. My method of removing the offending substance is a little drastic but very effective. I binned my bike, damaged the whole right hand side, and had the pipe replaced. I would suggest this as a last resort tho as it can be painful to both the body and the wallet.

[Pussy]

Is this good for melted rubber from boots too???? Serious Q?

Should be, it doesn't damage leather
I've removed a bit of melted boot sole from the titanium mid pipe on a K4 GSX-R1000 with lacquer thinner, I didn't use Autosol as I did not want to polish off the matt finish on the titanium.... worked a treat

[Ice_Monsta]

Yuss, got it off. Had the bike out for a big ride back from the city to home (clevedon). Thought i might try wiping at a REALLY hot pipe, and it worked, got most of it off and will clean up the rest with autosol

Thanks a lot everyone

[Grahameeboy]

Kerosene.................