My bike is a dust magnet!
#21
05-26-2007, 02:41 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
ORIGINAL: RanD
Who sells the 'BriteMax?'
Who sells the 'BriteMax?'
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05-26-2007, 03:44 PM
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05-26-2007, 03:53 PM
RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
Captain Richard's Best is what I use. Can use it on any part of your bike. Shine gets deeper and brighter the more times you apply it. I clean and detail my ride once a week. I have dust after a ride but stays pretty dust free sitting in my garage after a cleaning.
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05-26-2007, 08:51 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
Since I started using the Turtle Wax Ice, My dust problem is way down from what they were. And now I can blow it off or let the wind do it. I dont like using a California duster, it will scratch the paint unless you wash it after each use. I quit using them on my Street Rods. Its like rubbing your hand on the dust or dirt. IMO Dan
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05-26-2007, 10:34 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
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Since I started using the Turtle Wax Ice, My dust problem is way down from what they were. And now I can blow it off or let the wind do it. I dont like using a California duster, it will scratch the paint unless you wash it after each use. I quit using them on my Street Rods. Its like rubbing your hand on the dust or dirt. IMO Dan
Since I started using the Turtle Wax Ice, My dust problem is way down from what they were. And now I can blow it off or let the wind do it. I dont like using a California duster, it will scratch the paint unless you wash it after each use. I quit using them on my Street Rods. Its like rubbing your hand on the dust or dirt. IMO Dan
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05-26-2007, 10:37 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
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Yooper, when I started reading your post I couldn't help but laugh. I said to myself "this guy has got to be in Mich". I live in mid Mich and feel your pain. Thats why I bought a pearl white Ultra. That and the water spots from well water when washing. Which I do a lot cuz now you can see very stinkin bug that hits the front of it. I had street rods for awhile and swear by the California Duster. They make a small one that will fit nicely in the trunk. Oh ya..Honda polish on the bugs between washings
Yooper, when I started reading your post I couldn't help but laugh. I said to myself "this guy has got to be in Mich". I live in mid Mich and feel your pain. Thats why I bought a pearl white Ultra. That and the water spots from well water when washing. Which I do a lot cuz now you can see very stinkin bug that hits the front of it. I had street rods for awhile and swear by the California Duster. They make a small one that will fit nicely in the trunk. Oh ya..Honda polish on the bugs between washings
#29
05-26-2007, 10:38 PM
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05-26-2007, 10:47 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
I'm surprised that no one else picked up on the fact that you were using Honda cleaner on your bike. It's a wonder it will even start after using that stuff! Don't ever, EVER, use Honday stuff on a Harley-Davidson! For one thing, it will void your warranty. For another, keep that up and we're sending folks over to confiscate that bike!