Crystal Glow
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RE: Crystal Glow
I'm REALLY sold on the Crystal Glow. I spray the wheels and frame with Simple Green and let it set for a few minutes and then just hose it off to get some of the harder road grime off. Then I pour a few ounces of Crystal Glow in a hot buckett of water. I use a good wash mit and go over the whole bike. Even the chrome looks great! Shines like a new penny. I use a large shammie to wipe off the excess water. I then use my leaf blower to get most of the rest of the water. The leather cleaner is really good too and does not leave a oily film. I clean the windshield and then use Pleage spraw wax on the windshield. Works great. I use Mother's Butter Wax for the finial coat. I have a 99 Ultra Classic. The left and right saddle bags have just two pins that pull out and you can pull the bags right out and get to the rear wheel a lot better. If needed I use Pig Spit for some of the chrome and the dashboard.
I use the Harley S100 for the engine to shine up the black areas.
Dixie
I use the Harley S100 for the engine to shine up the black areas.
Dixie
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ORIGINAL: bassrock
Hey Steele do you have the name of the local dealer that sells this? Maybe a person can order from them and get it faster. Thanks
Hey Steele do you have the name of the local dealer that sells this? Maybe a person can order from them and get it faster. Thanks
I've found Crystal Glow at a indy dealer down the street from me.
Throttle Up
5030 W Peoria Ave 107
Glendale, AZ 85302 - 1710
Crystal Glo was a sponsor on this site at one point.
I love the product, but I will not deal direct with them again. Can get it for the same price less the shipping/handling and 1 month + shipping time.
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RE: Crystal Glow
I bought two bottles of the Crystal-Glo polish from an online dealer and received it in 4 days. Now that I have it and read about it, I have questions for those who already use it. It says that it "deposits a super protective acrylic coat". Does this "coat" build up? It also says "Not washed off by soaps or detergents" How do you remove it if you need to?
Jim
Jim
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Acrylics do build up but after two coats you will not gain anything. One coat then another to make sure all areas are covered.
To remove use a 50/50 mix of water and ISO alcohol or paint cleaner or polish.
Acrylics (after curing) can be topped with carnauba's, so a couples of coats of that through the winter will get you till spring time.
To remove use a 50/50 mix of water and ISO alcohol or paint cleaner or polish.
Acrylics (after curing) can be topped with carnauba's, so a couples of coats of that through the winter will get you till spring time.
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