I just didn't realize that "vienersliker" was to be used on tailpipes and tailgate handles too!!
Does it work like a turbo or a supercharger?

 

I heard KY jelly works better.

 

Sounds weird.

 

Lol yes it may be weird to you, but it keeps things nice. Apply it now, Clean it off in the spring and the chrome finish doesn't get ruined through the winter. I should grab a photo of one of the local truckers rigs, they grease every bit of chrome on them including the 40 foot aluminium box lol

 

I am thinking about getting wheels around December but it sounds like I will be greasing them up.

found this stuff called fluid film people love it.

 

You can try plastidip rather then greasing them might be easier in the long run...less applications maybe??? I may give it a shot....... Never mind I'm an idiot and was thinking tires...my bad

 

my tips are 4 years old. i wash the truck every weekend and they still look brand new. i have a chrome polish i put one usally once a month.

 

I wash mine weekly as well as spray if off pretty well every other day. My old truck had a dual exit tip and it was never the same after the first winter. Im thinking my tips on my solo duals are better quailty, but I want to make sure.

 

I use aerosol silicone on my Chevelle's chrome when I store it for the winter. Only because I don't have a heated garage to keep it in. I use wax and grease remover to take it off in spring. Then use some chrome polish and a coat if wax. Still looks brand new. I know It doesn't get driven through the winter and have all the salt spray on it, but I am going to put it on my rims of my truck this winter and see how well it keeps them from getting all ****ty. Just my input.

 

Thanks for the input! Where abouts do you buy that?