Throw away your wash bucket & mitt
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#33
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www.detailersparadise.com
They have a ton of great products.
For bikes I just keep them washed regularly and detail with Protect All. I ride pretty much year 'round in the PacNW, I try to keep it as clean as I can. I've yet to do a full polish/wax on the Street Glide - but I will! Protect All is pretty good stuff though.
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Klasse is good stuff. I've used the red bottle (Arcylic polish) for years... Usually a good wash with dish soap does a good job of stripping off remaining waxes. I then will hand dry, put a good coat of klasse on, let it cure overnight garaged - then dust the bike off lightly, and apply 1-2 good coats of Einszett. I used to do that on my car twice a year and it worked really well, and kept it easy to clean.
www.detailersparadise.com
They have a ton of great products.
For bikes I just keep them washed regularly and detail with Protect All. I ride pretty much year 'round in the PacNW, I try to keep it as clean as I can. I've yet to do a full polish/wax on the Street Glide - but I will! Protect All is pretty good stuff though.
www.detailersparadise.com
They have a ton of great products.
For bikes I just keep them washed regularly and detail with Protect All. I ride pretty much year 'round in the PacNW, I try to keep it as clean as I can. I've yet to do a full polish/wax on the Street Glide - but I will! Protect All is pretty good stuff though.
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Klasse is good stuff. I've used the red bottle (Arcylic polish) for years... Usually a good wash with dish soap does a good job of stripping off remaining waxes. I then will hand dry, put a good coat of klasse on, let it cure overnight garaged - then dust the bike off lightly, and apply 1-2 good coats of Einszett. I used to do that on my car twice a year and it worked really well, and kept it easy to clean.
www.detailersparadise.com
They have a ton of great products.
For bikes I just keep them washed regularly and detail with Protect All. I ride pretty much year 'round in the PacNW, I try to keep it as clean as I can. I've yet to do a full polish/wax on the Street Glide - but I will! Protect All is pretty good stuff though.
www.detailersparadise.com
They have a ton of great products.
For bikes I just keep them washed regularly and detail with Protect All. I ride pretty much year 'round in the PacNW, I try to keep it as clean as I can. I've yet to do a full polish/wax on the Street Glide - but I will! Protect All is pretty good stuff though.
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www.importdpsspeedshop.com
I tried to order from this site today, typed in all my info including credit card, & got a message saying they didn't ship internationally.
I couldn't find anything that said where they were but I'm in NC...
I also checked Wal-Mart, Walgreen's, Auto Zone & Pep Boys with no luck.
I tried to order from this site today, typed in all my info including credit card, & got a message saying they didn't ship internationally.
I couldn't find anything that said where they were but I'm in NC...
I also checked Wal-Mart, Walgreen's, Auto Zone & Pep Boys with no luck.
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This is of the topic, as a personal trainer I recommend to all my cliets to get going, bo mobile and move and use the body as it is meant to use. the way to start is take the time to wash your cars or in this case bike. Having said that I prepare hand washing my bike being mobile in the process. I know we are in a high tech age but I still can't accept the idea of spraying something on a surface and all the slime and dirty will just wash off. One thing I started to do as a washing technique is, mix the washing solution in a spray bottle instead of a bucket. There is something wrong when one washes a bike and not really lay a hand on it, rubbing and polishing all that chrome.