Can I polish the branding off an exhaust?

[Plainview23]

Folks,
Put a new custom exhaust on my car and the tips (four of em!) have the branding of the exhaust on them. I think it's a bit ugly and was wondering if anybody has any clues as to the easiest way to get it off? Wondering if I could polish it off somehow, or if there's a particular product that would ease the process? It's the usual branding, not etched in, looks like a transfer or print of some type.
Any help appreciated!

[kambites]

What are the tail pipes finished with? If they're chromed then any attempt to take the branding off will probably also take the chrome off.

[Cupramax]

The Milltek logos on mine had pretty much worn off after 4 years of polishing with Autosol

[MiseryStreak]

T-Cut will take any stickers off without harming the Chrome, otherwise WD-40 is good at disolving the glue without harming the surface (the stickers will just slide off).

I imagine they're probably just polished Stainless Steel, in which case you could use emery cloth.

[Cupramax]

Stickers? I'm guessing the logos will be either acid or laser etched on.

[Plainview23]

Thanks for the help guys.
They're not stickers - it's like the tip is shiny but the name is sort of a matt effect.
They are stainless steel, really shiny so maybe the emery cloth idea is the one to try.

[kambites]

In that case I'd try emery cloth. You might need to use a relatively coarse cloth for cutting then a finer one for re-polishing, or you might find that a fine one and some elbow grease will do the job on its own.