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Removal of sooty deposits on gas fire chrome trim ? by Trebor

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Trebor
Does anyone know of a product that will remove black sooty deposits from the chrome trim of a gas fire please ?

I have tried a metal polish and also some fine wire wool but so far not made much impression
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Posted 02 Apr 2013, 21:11 #1 


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Posted 03 Apr 2013, 10:50 #2 

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Alan
I seem to recall an episode of Mythbusters where they used Coca-Cola and tin foil to clean chrome. lol.
As far as serious suggestions go, I would recommend using a cutting compound such as G3 with some wire wool or see if you can get hold of some water based wheel cleaner, I believe Halfords call it custom wheel cleaner. Don't use acid based cleaner on chrome

Posted 03 Apr 2013, 11:06 #3 

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kandyman
I would try some white vinegar.
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Posted 03 Apr 2013, 11:16 #4 

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takestock
Don't know how to get it of but I would be VERY concerned that it has appeared in the first place, definite signs of incomplete combustion and C.O. :(
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Posted 03 Apr 2013, 17:12 #5 

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Trebor
It is due a service Dave so guess i will speed it up !

Its an old fire but was serviced about 15 months ago without any problems reported and i do have a c02 alarm nearby

Thanks for the advice
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