Burnt Saddlebag on Exhaust

[Herman]

Ok, so I managed to burn my saddlebag on my top left exhaust (I'm officially on my list of top 10 dumb a$$es   ).  Is there a way to get the stuff off my exhaust so it can shine again?  I tried some cleaner that I used on my R/C car (if it's safe enough to spray in to an electric engine, I figured it would be safe on the Magna) and used a bug scrubbing sponge and had no luck.  HELP!!

[Curtis_Valk]

Some folks use oven cleaner on hot pipes to get shoe marks off.  I have not tried it myself.  DON'T GET IT ON ANYTHING ELSE!!!

Curtis

[Greg Cothern]

Best thing to clean burnt on saddlebag, or boot, or just about anything is a razor blade.  Be very careful not to cut yourself though, dont ask how I know, LoL.

[rjb/AKA Bob Barram]

That is special Greg!!LOL!

[Herman]

Thanks for the tips.  I'll give it a go this weekend and see where I end up...with my luck I'll most likely be back here asking if anyone has some pipes they want to sell, hahaha.

[Greg Cothern]

Herman I know the razor blade will work, just make sure they are the rigid back type and work patiently and it will come off.
NO BLEEDING though!

[roboto65]

Yeah bloods even harder to remove