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Used this stuff today for the first time. I thought it would be blacker than it turned out. Messy . Any tips? Can just says spray on wipe off excess. Wiping leaves lint , that sticks to the goo. Do you just spray it on and let it dry? Black motors matter.
I do my best to spray it ONLY on black parts with the straw, and if you get it on chrome wipe it off right away.
It makes my engine look like new.
Did you clean the engine first with a scrub brush, or anything? I do , maybe that's the difference.
I always used Pig Spit. But for some reason I bought the HD brand. It just didn't lay down as well as Pig Spit, extremely thick & was very difficult to remove the over-spray from the chrome. Give Pig Spit a try.
If you wipe anything make sure what kind of rag you are using. Pig Spit works a little better that HD engine bright or S100 IMO.
Wash it let it dry on a cool engine lightly mist it let t sit a while and go. It may get a little better after a few times . But don't go out there and soak it down. Light mist.
This bike is 21 years old and been misted with Pig Spit from time to time most of it's life still looks almost good as new. And yes it had been ridden a lot even if it is the other bike.
I always used Pig Spit. But for some reason I bought the HD brand. It just didn't lay down as well as Pig Spit, extremely thick & was very difficult to remove the over-spray from the chrome. Give Pig Spit a try.
I tried it and hated it. Found something that works great, my 2000 is nice and black. Stop by a Honda dealer when no one is looking and get a can of "Honda Polish" they market it as a roadside detailer. Spray on then wipe the chrome down, it soaks into black and stays for a long time. Mike
I use s100 a few times a year. Wash the bike, scrub off any heavy scum on the motor, dry, then hit it with the s100. Make sure you wipe the chrome off right away. I always try to use it BEFORE I need it, that way nothing has a chance to bake on or build up. Don't be scared to give it a second coat if you need it...
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