best way to clean black denim
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I have been washing mine with a car washing soap that is spottless using that Mr.Clean car washing gismo.
Then I dry it down with my leaf blower.
It has worked great for almost 2 years.
It's quick and easy. That's why I went with the denim black. I want to ride it, not idolize it with a weekly obligatory 4 hour wash and polish every weekend. But that's just me.
Then I dry it down with my leaf blower.
It has worked great for almost 2 years.
It's quick and easy. That's why I went with the denim black. I want to ride it, not idolize it with a weekly obligatory 4 hour wash and polish every weekend. But that's just me.
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This is what I used to use on my Bones and it works amazing with the denim paint. Unfortunately they stopped making that stuff...or at least they stopped selling the soap and filters in my area. The last time I was able to get it was at Big Lots (close-out store) and after that it went away all together. Next best thing is simple soap and water and a quick towel dry. I just took off my front fender after 3 years and almost 26K miles and I am amazed at how flawless it still looks. Like you said; I rather ride mine than powder its nose.
They still sell it around here.
That picture is from Amazon.com, they have plenty of it.
You can also use any liquid car soap in it.
I have used the kind that is spotless and it works just as well in it.
As far as the filter for it needing a replacement. Mine is still going strong after 2 years. I only wash the bike with it so it doesn't use half as much water through it as a car and should last at least twice as long.
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wow love all the feedback . the lemon pledge has me rollin on the floor laughin not that i dont believe you it just sounded funny. i do have the mr clean wash bought some filters on ebay. i def bought this paint fo low maint, haven said that i do like a clean bike!!!. i think i got the idea u guys r great i appreciate all the options