Anyone out there ever use Blue shield on there Stainless Muffler to keep it from bluing and turning brown? being a Harley guy I like shiny things for maximum babes appeal going down the road, that said I also know shiny things in a duck boat are not good and have a tendency to flare the birds. Since I always use a motor cover I don's see that as an issue. So I'm getting this new BPS Q muffler and I was thinking about using some I had left over on it? just wondering if anyone else has done that.
The Product is Kreem Blue shield it basically is a liquid you poor in the muffler tape off one end and roll it around to coat the inside, then it creates a ceramic coating when it dries and cures. I've used it on two of my bikes mufflers and never had issues with them bluing.

If it a ceramic and hardens then a piece cracks and and goes into your motor not good!!

I've never seen it chip before, Heres the product site for reffence, not sure what the baffle looks likes in the BPS that may be the determining factor, as you don't want to coat those.

I believe they are using a perforated baffle which may or may not clog with that product.

Things falling out of the muffler into the engine isn't an issue wif the PD. The muffler does get water cooled when red hot quite often though.