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RE: Mr. Clean
ORIGINAL: forever young
Has anyone tried the Mr. Clean wash system on a bike with a blacked out engine?
I'm curious about the product, but don't want to mess up the wrinkle black coating on my 1200R engine. Sure does look like it would make a time consuming job a lot less of a hassle.
Has anyone tried the Mr. Clean wash system on a bike with a blacked out engine?
I'm curious about the product, but don't want to mess up the wrinkle black coating on my 1200R engine. Sure does look like it would make a time consuming job a lot less of a hassle.
-Andy
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RE: Mr. Clean
i have the Mr. Clean thing i use it all the time on the nightrod and its 400 different types of black coatings on the bike and have had no problems. I also use that cycle dry leaf blower thing instead of letting it dry. Try S100's engine bright for black cases it works good too.
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