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I used to spend way too much time cleaning Chrome. I used Turtle Wax Chrome Polish which worked fine but was a two step process. Wax on, wax off. This time around on my new bike, I just use Windex. Or water first if muddy, then Windex. Way less time invested, very good results. My question has to do with the fact that there is often a small amount of overspray and a little Windex can get on painted surfaces. Will that cause any issues with the painted surfaces?
I don't think so, but have only done it a few times over the last month. I really need to give it a "real" bath this week. Windex is quick and easy for tin and pipes though.
I use Turtle Wax Express Shine.. I use it on everything and it works great. Very easy also... but Windex is good for everything, even bruised elbows...
BUT, when yur an ol' geez, and yur sittin' on da side o' da road, IT will get the attention o' peeps driving by, and HOPEFULLY get one o' 'em ta STOP, so yu CAN git home !!!!!
IT WURX !!!!!!!!
Turtle Wax Chrome Polish. Been usin' it TOO LONG, to switch, now.
I use Turtle Wax Express Shine.. I use it on everything and it works great. Very easy also... but Windex is good for everything, even bruised elbows...
I use that 2 its great stuff I also loved the old honda spray wax
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