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I use Wizard's Vinyl Shine. It's not greasy or slippery and smells pretty. I have my doubt's on the effectiveness of most of those products. Think the best thing you can do is keep it out of the sun.
I use Wizard's Vinyl Shine. It's not greasy or slippery and smells pretty. I have my doubt's on the effectiveness of most of those products. Think the best thing you can do is keep it out of the sun.
yep if you never ride in the sun , it will stay pretty longer.
I use this on my seats and on my rigid leather bags of my old Road King Custom. Takes some elbow grease but WOW it shines and protects. I also use it on my boots. Do not waste your money on anything else. This is the real deal.
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