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Ice, from Turtle wax. I put it on all parts of my bike, including the seat. It works great on the inner fairing. Leaves no residue, streaks and doesn't leave a film like Armour all or other products. They also make a product called Clay Bar for deep cleaning(About once a year), but I find the Ice Detailer to work great on all surfaces of your scoot. Doesn't get chalky like paste wax. I'm totally sold on this stuff!
Tried the Armor All Protectant Wipes today. They kinda suds up on the inner fairing. Does not go on good. Too thin for the matt finish, I think. You have the wipe it all off, and buff. Again, nice and clean, but not what I'm looking for.
Also tried the Black Magic Pro Shine Protectant. It went on much nicer and left a much nicer finish.
I also picked up some Meguire's Ultimate Quick Detailer. This is the best QD I have ever used on my tins. Finish is awsome.
I have also heard great news about the TW Ice products. Maybe I'll try them next.
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