Cleaning Termi Stainless Steel Pipes?

[nickbee]

So I just took off my Full term exhaust to install carbon belt covers on my M1200S. 

Do you guys have a preferred way to clean stainless pipes?  I remember on my RC51 Ti Satos I used to use a scotch pad with orange cleaner. 

[Heath]

I had good luck with green scotch brite pads and bar keepers friend.

[nickbee]

I use bar keepers friend all the time on my all clad stainless pans/pots so that makes perfect sense!   

[d3vi@nt]

Nice tutorial here: http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=43917.0

[xcanuc]

I used to use simichrome on my 900ss. Worked amazing.

[Boltznnuts]

great results using Raco,just to add another product to the fold

[koko64]

Mothers Metal Polish and Turtlewax Metal Polish both appear to work well. They are both that white paste common to such metal polishes. A Scotchbrite too.

[lazylightnin717]

Scotch brite and WD 40 has worked well for me.

[CookieMonster]

Scotch brite and WD 40 has worked well for me.

I have heard of this method as well...also I don't know how true this is but that it helps with the bluing process for those into it. Not my statement, so don't flame me for it if not accurate.

[Slide Panda]

FWIW I used a "sand blaster" disc in a grinder to quickly clean off the worst stuff (on 2000 era pipes) and a fine wire cup in a drill for follow on passes as well as concave areas the disc could not do at all.