Keeping engine paint looking new
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Road Master
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Keeping engine paint looking new
How and what product do you guys use on the CVO engine paint to keep them looking new?
Is it easier or more difficult than the wrinkle black?
I've had terrible luck with the wrinkle black and eventually just give up.
Is it easier or more difficult than the wrinkle black?
I've had terrible luck with the wrinkle black and eventually just give up.
Road Master
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On my wrinkle black I used the S100 Engine Bright. WD40 worked for any quick removal of any staining when needed. On the granite grey I've been using Windex. Sometimes I hit it with a detailing spray on my chrome cleaning days. The CVO motor sure cleans up easier IMO. Might be because it's smoother.
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