Cleaning again ....
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Cleaning again ....
Right so I have a question which seems to be very well covered on the internet but without a clear answer.
What to use for cleaning - I have been using the HD stuff but it seems there is better and I moved so I cant find it around me any more.
I have a Sportster 72 hard candy paint
What I have seen from the internet is that:
Most popular soap - S100 - is that true and if so which one they have like 50 products i just want soap ? My main concern is is it safe for the paint and does it leave residue?
Most popular polish - never dull - Main concern again does it leave the annoying yellow tint
Most popular wax - Liquid glass - is it safe for all parts I mean if i use it on the exhaust is it going to burn or not ?
Thanks for any future answers. Also if there are better suggestions then the ones i found please feel free to let me know.
Cheers
What to use for cleaning - I have been using the HD stuff but it seems there is better and I moved so I cant find it around me any more.
I have a Sportster 72 hard candy paint
What I have seen from the internet is that:
Most popular soap - S100 - is that true and if so which one they have like 50 products i just want soap ? My main concern is is it safe for the paint and does it leave residue?
Most popular polish - never dull - Main concern again does it leave the annoying yellow tint
Most popular wax - Liquid glass - is it safe for all parts I mean if i use it on the exhaust is it going to burn or not ?
Thanks for any future answers. Also if there are better suggestions then the ones i found please feel free to let me know.
Cheers
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2016
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From: Broken Arrow, OK
I haven't tried the S100 cleaner, but I'm thinking about it. I'm a little concerned about blasting the bike with water.
I use NevrDull pretty regularly, but only for chrome and metal parts that need more than average cleaning. I haven't had any problems with yellowing.
I wouldn't use wax on exhaust. As far as I know, wax is just for painted surfaces.
I use NevrDull pretty regularly, but only for chrome and metal parts that need more than average cleaning. I haven't had any problems with yellowing.
I wouldn't use wax on exhaust. As far as I know, wax is just for painted surfaces.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Houston, Texas
S100 and a quick sponge, blow dry with a leaf blower, and Maquieres quick detailer to wipe away any water spots. 20- 30 minute job tops with great results.
Use quick detailer spray and pledge for in between washings.
Use quick detailer spray and pledge for in between washings.
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