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I like to keep my bike clean and detailing is actually something I enjoy. I did a lot of research this winter, and as far as a DEEP shine, ol McGuires Dark Crystal is my choice. Its very reasonable and does an awesome job for a few weeks. I re apply every 3 -4 weeks and dont worry about protection, much, ceramics that is, as bike is garaged kept and Im not huge fan of riding in the rain. Lol. Use to use Harley Glaze but I believe it was discontinued. Just my 2 cents.
Last edited by Steelie68; Feb 18, 2023 at 06:27 AM.
I've been using an old can of Carnuba wax (McGuires Gold?) every few months and maintain that with the detailer spray bottles (wash and wax,) for right after the ride. My bikes are black and my biggest concern is the dreaded swirls from using the wrong product or micro towel. So far, so good.
Getting the finish protected from weather, dirt (and my occasional gas spill,) is my biggest concern.
I have used every wax and sealant out there. I always come back to Meguiars Tech 2.0 sealant. Goes on smooth and comes off smooth and leaves a kick *** shine. I have used their Ceramic and their top products but always come back to this. Turtle wax, Adams, Mothers and all the others are OK , but just don't compare to the Tech 2.0
I have used every wax and sealant out there. I always come back to Meguiars Tech 2.0 sealant. Goes on smooth and comes off smooth and leaves a kick *** shine. I have used their Ceramic and their top products but always come back to this. Turtle wax, Adams, Mothers and all the others are OK , but just don't compare to the Tech 2.0
So you have used Wolfgang Fuzion? Pinnacle Souveran? And that Meguiers is better then them? In what way?
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