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Old 10-29-2009, 10:01 PM
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windex will work just fine as said, the guy who used it on his bmw probably used a bad rag or a paper towel to clean with and caused scratches looking foggy, i see it happen alot on black
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I feel like I'm in the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". The old guy used Windex for everything from cuts to cleaning. I use it too.
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You can use just about anything to wash denim. I never had problems with car soap, dishwashing soap, windex, degreaser....hell you can probably piss on it and it would turn out fine. LOL.
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You ask for advice and slam the guy giving you his experiences? I've come to find out that Windex gives a nice finish.
Excuse me, He asked me a question and I answered it. How is that slamming him...?
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See, you can learn something new very day and old dogs can learn new tricks. Haven't detailed a demin scoot yet. I'm trying this Windex thing when I do. I love this Forum.
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"....hell you can probably piss on it and it would turn out fine. LOL."

Now that's the true survivor man technique!
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I've been using Mr. Clean window cleaner with ammonia for the 4 years I've had my bike. No problems, the Denim paint is pretty damn rugged. I also use it on my powder coat and spray painted parts.
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You can use just about anything to wash denim. I never had problems with car soap, dishwashing soap, windex, degreaser....hell you can probably piss on it and it would turn out fine. LOL.
I've been known to inadvertantly use gasoline. And by the way, it's hard to look cool chatting with hotties at the gas pump while gas runs down the side of the tank. I'm overly cautious when pumping gas, but she was really cute...used that Jedi-mind-trick that turns dudes clumsy. Thankfully glass cleaner also cleans petroleum off of flat finishes.
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i always use windex on mine .. windex works miracles
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shout on my spokes...
Really? That's a new one for me! I'm going to have to give that a try. I've got some road grime in my spokes that I would like to "Shout It Out"

Oh, and as always, I have to plug Griot's Speed Shine. I do use windex if I'm out or I have it handy, but that Speed Shine is the shit!
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