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Jun 2, 2018 | 06:49 PM

#11

LXT

Road Warrior

Joined: Oct 2016

Posts: 1,256

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From: Pittsburgh suburb

Quick-Glo & if beyond surface rust use aluminum foil soaked in water followed up by Quick-Glo!

Jun 3, 2018 | 05:58 AM

#12

cocky

Stellar HDF Member

Joined: Jun 2014

Posts: 2,062

Likes: 153

From: Midlands of SC

I use the HD one from the dealer. About the same price as any. It says it protects and shines.

Jun 3, 2018 | 09:14 AM

#13

W.Murphy

Cruiser

Joined: Oct 2017

Posts: 132

Likes: 15

From: Matlacha, Fl.

I've been using Sheen Genie, they make all kinds of different car & bike detailing products, but their chrome cleaner really works well, it'll even take light blueing off exhaust pipes with a little elbow grease. Once you clean it they have a chrome polish & sealer that goes on. Stuff really works great!

Jun 3, 2018 | 02:51 PM

#14

Ddieselsmoke

Tourer

Joined: May 2017

Posts: 443

Likes: 76

From: Xenia OH

I've been lazy here lately and doing everything on the whole bike with Lucas slick mist. I use two microfiber towels. One I rub it on with one, painted surfaces 1st. Then polish everything with the other microfiber, painted first.

Jun 3, 2018 | 02:58 PM

#15

TwiZted Biker

Club Member

Joined: Mar 2009

Posts: 66,114

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From: Niles Canyon Ca.

Good old fashion and time proven Turtle Wax Chrome cleaner for the hard clean and Honda Spray as a general detailer and quick wipe down.

Jun 3, 2018 | 05:42 PM

#16

Bone Doc

Seasoned HDF Member

Joined: Oct 2012

Posts: 13,097

Likes: 13,030

From: Texas, USA

So far you have 14 replies and 13 different products recommended. Which one will you use?

Jun 4, 2018 | 12:59 AM

#17

j33ptj

Road Warrior

Joined: Jul 2008

Posts: 1,472

Likes: 125

From: The Netherlands

https://www.peekpolish.nl/index.php/en/

The best.....

Robert

Jun 4, 2018 | 08:30 AM

#18

hattitude

Seasoned HDF Member

Joined: Sep 2008

Posts: 14,144

Likes: 11,219

From: San Diego, CA

What ever you pick, make sure you get a product that both polishes (cleans) and protects afterward.

Some products just polish. While they leave the metal very shiny, it's unprotected. With some you need to do a two-step process, using two products... polish & then seal/protect.

FWIW... I use Mothers Chrome Polish...