Do a you tube search for Chemicalguys using a clay bar. Really informative channel. Use lubrication as advised with the claying product. If you drop it its in the trash with it though.

 

That is what i was thinking lol

 

😂😂😂😂 yep

 

Spent the time correcting my bike as well this summer.
I use Chemical Guys products to get the job done.
I use black wax after sealing the paint.
This picture is of the fairing.

 

I did a correction on my bike a couple months ago. It came out great, I wish I would have taken the time and done it sooner. I had a couple of minor paint chips on the fairing to fix, so I did the correction after finishing the touch up paint.

I didn't have any scratches, so I started with Pinnacle advanced swirl remover, then moved on to Pinnacle advanced finishing polish, then a coat of Wolfgang deep gloss paint sealant, and finished it off with a coat of Pinnacle Liquid Souveran wax. I couldn't have been happier with the perfect finish when I was done.

It sounds like a lot of steps, but it only took a couple hours total, which included light wet sanding of the touch up paint. The last full correction I did was on the '11 Corvette Grand Sport I had and that took all day, so a "little" HD was nothing.

 

Sounds great. Yes doing cars certainly puts into perpective how manageable a bike is. Even more so compared to a large RV.

 

Thinking about getting mine repainted like a midnight black...

 

All great info; I did a forum search a while back and at the time the consensus for black bikes (if you were not a pro) was Turtle Wax T-3KT Black Box Kit...no?