Cleaning the bike...what to use?
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RE: Cleaning the bike...what to use?
While the I'm sure the bike is "Shiny" there is certainly a lot of enhancement in the photo. Such as... look how shiny the leaves are on that tree. And the bark on the tree looks a bit enhanced too. It's amazing what you can do with pic's these days.
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. If you really want your baby to shine, use the Maguire's 3-step Wax treatment..........followed by #7 polish. It takes a few hours of tough elbow grease...........and DAMN did it make my previous 06 SHINE! (Have yet to do it to my 07)
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. If you really want your baby to shine, use the Maguire's 3-step Wax treatment..........followed by #7 polish. It takes a few hours of tough elbow grease...........and DAMN did it make my previous 06 SHINE! (Have yet to do it to my 07)
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04-09-2008, 01:41 PM
RE: Cleaning the bike...what to use?
Mr Clean. no water spots. That's if washing.
Polishing the honda stuff is pretty good but the yamaha stuff is better and plexus is great.
I use to only use the cleaners and never wet washed it with water. But now i notice salt build up on some of the nuts and bolts. A friend of mine washes his like he washes cars and he does not have this residue looking crap on some of his nicks and crannies so I am going to start washing with water.
Polishing the honda stuff is pretty good but the yamaha stuff is better and plexus is great.
I use to only use the cleaners and never wet washed it with water. But now i notice salt build up on some of the nuts and bolts. A friend of mine washes his like he washes cars and he does not have this residue looking crap on some of his nicks and crannies so I am going to start washing with water.
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04-10-2008, 10:50 PM
RE: Cleaning the bike...what to use?
Just bought the Honda polish. Good enough for me cuz I'm actually gonna ride the thing. Unlike some members, that I wont mention-----FOX & ONAROM----, who just have theirs mounted and hanging on their walls at home then just photoshop the pictures with real life orchard backgrounds and such...
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RE: Cleaning the bike...what to use?
ORIGINAL: slatherson
Just bought the Honda polish. Good enough for me cuz I'm actually gonna ride the thing. Unlike some members, that I wont mention-----FOX & ONAROM----, who just have theirs mounted and hanging on their walls at home then just photoshop the pictures with real life orchard backgrounds and such....
Just bought the Honda polish. Good enough for me cuz I'm actually gonna ride the thing. Unlike some members, that I wont mention-----FOX & ONAROM----, who just have theirs mounted and hanging on their walls at home then just photoshop the pictures with real life orchard backgrounds and such...
.[sm=funnypostabove.gif] But truth be known...
taken just a few minutes ago
I cant speak for Fox though...
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