Come on you know yours should look like this

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VvrooomM

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Looks good mate......I'd be cleaning them every day to just keep them looking that good...
 
Mine look like that for about 30 minutes after I've cleaned them, and then I go for a drive and they're dirty again :headbang:
 
It is, and good products.

Autoglym tar removal works fine to get rid of spots, and the hard bits can be dealt with with Autosol.
 
flimper said:
Wish I could get mine like that :( That surely can't be just elbow grease can it?
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I wrote a little guide here: http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=27367#p377369

Text only but should be easy to follow. I do 400 miles each week, and for the past 6 months I just use water to wash the tailpipes, no soot sticks to them once you've got it cleaned properly...

It's basically, clean, wet sand with various grades, polish with autosol done. You can also cheat with a dremel, this is assuming you have years of ingrained dirt and surface pitting
 
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Isn't this like cleaning your backside after a dump......only clean 'til next time you use it? :owned:
 
God, how sad are we - showing photos of our tails and discussing how clean they are! :rofl:

I find a quick wipe with a baby wipe helps to remove deposits and keeps things smelling sweet!
 
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