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I was just commenting on the use of armor all. I wouldn't use it on a old car, much less a nice bike. I plan on checking this Protect All out though. With all the technology they have these days, there should be a product that works like "they" say this does, so maybe this is it!
The wax as you dry products work pretty well too. But I wouldn't put it on the chrome. They don't gunk up the plastic like normal paste wax does either. I'll look for this stuff next time I'm out.
I've been using it since 2001 on all my bikes. It is a great product, have never used anything else not even water. I have also used it on my car once when I was bored (imagine spray and wiping a whole Cadillac DTS, it took a little while to say the least). It works great on everything helmets, leathers, anything...chrome, windshields, the list goes on...
I use it also, mainly on Chrome and Paint and it leaves a very nice finish, I use "Pledge" spray furniture polish on the windshield/plexiglass, it works wonders!
protectall was originaly designed for marine use, moved to the rv market. i hav used this stuff for years and wally handles this private label stuff in there rv section. best most universal stuff on the market. i suppose i shud make a statement about that german stuff i would never use because its overpriced, but i have never used it, nor will i. and guess what, turtle wax is once again the #1 product again with there "ice" product line. i have never tried it, must be snake oil, what a deal
I brought several cans of protect all from California with me when I moved to Arkansas. I ran out and could only find the pump bottle at Wal-Mart. I much prefer the aerosol cans. So I took an empty can to a small independent cycle shop and talked the owner into ordering some. He said he would stock it if it would sell. He's been stocking it for about 5 years now. It's good stuff.
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