Do any of you know a good way to clean up the cowbells? I have tried SOS pads with no success.

Thanks

dremel with wire wheel brushes

Is there any kind of cleaner to use with the brush?

These cowbells are made from cast aluminum.
I suspect yours are corroded and pitted.
Wire wheel or brush to take off the loose stuff and fine sandpaper and a buffing wheel to polish up the end.

If they are lightly dirty with soot, then laquer thinner works well.......just don't get any on your paint.

Dremel is the only thing that worked for me, even tried oven cleaner but it wouldnt get them shinny.

I use a low speed buffer wheel with aluminum polish. Then a put a few coats of Zaino on the tips. Usually lasts for 6 months. My tips are removable and I do not know if your tips come off easily.

I didn't know it was possible to get the bells "shiney." Not sure if I wanna bother or just get new tips.

Only the end lip face is supposed to be shiney.

I like the Bells. That'* why I kept them even though I replaced the entire stock exhaust. Good and solid and easy to clean up.

Chrome tips look great at first......but after a couple of years, ...unless they are stainless steel.