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Jun 13, 2006 | 11:14 PM

#21

sintax

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

Anyone have any experience using it on the denim black paint on the street bob? The user manual says you can wash the paint with a mild dish detergent... is that basically what the Mr. Clean soap is?

I have the system and used it all the time on my Honda Shadow but now am not sure if I should put it to use on my new street bob.

Some feedback would be awesome because I love a clean bike.

Jun 14, 2006 | 12:53 AM

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Hog_fever

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Unbelievable! Looks like I spent the whole day detailing my bike. The temptation is to blow or wipe the bike down when your done. Dont touch it, just let it air dry. Paint and chrome gleems like never before and not one water spot. Did I mention that I like this product?

Jun 14, 2006 | 12:57 AM

#23

HDWG

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

Used mine yesterday, it did do really well, had very few spots, still will need a polishin' but, not nearly the same work will be involved

Jun 15, 2006 | 09:15 AM

#24

sintax

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From: Austin, TX

RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

I just wanted to ask again if anyone had any experience using this system on the denim black paint found on the street bob. The manual says use mild dish soap... is the Mr. Clean soap pretty much that?

Sep 28, 2007 | 02:57 PM

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jamesf0622

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

Bump for the denim finishes.

Oct 3, 2007 | 04:16 PM

#26

lolife

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From: central TEXAS

RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

I use it on my denim.....I love this thing...........I dont blow dry....unless you call ridin blow drying...................I havnt laid a hand on it in 2 months.....................LO..................... ....

Oct 4, 2007 | 02:04 PM

#27

King_Sean

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

used it for the first tie last night - worked well for me...very nice shine! I do use a towel just to get into the spots where the water puddles on engine

Oct 10, 2007 | 03:20 AM

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boxcar

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry

can I ask where a person can buy the Mr Clean wash system. Wal-Mart here in my hometown doesn't carry it.

Thanks

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Oct 10, 2007 | 09:31 AM

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dstockton

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ORIGINAL: boxcar

can I ask where a person can buy the Mr Clean wash system. Wal-Mart here in my hometown doesn't carry it.

Thanks

AutoZone carries it.

I've used one for some time now onmy bikes and car. Best time saver I've ever found. I wash before putting the vehicle up for the night in a garage and next morning, it looks like I detailed it. Works just as well on my bikes as my Mustang.