Polishing hard bags
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http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/p...s_And_Polishes
Check out the link above and read about Race Glaze, has a sealant so nothing sticks, great for when you ride into a lot of friendly bugs. You will also like the shine, ask another forum member ( ronp42 ) how his pledge bike compared to the shine on my ultra. Read below. Good luck.
http://www.hdforums.com/forum/tourin...ml#post6606211
Check out the link above and read about Race Glaze, has a sealant so nothing sticks, great for when you ride into a lot of friendly bugs. You will also like the shine, ask another forum member ( ronp42 ) how his pledge bike compared to the shine on my ultra. Read below. Good luck.
http://www.hdforums.com/forum/tourin...ml#post6606211
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Dust is a fact of life. I find after a wash and wax the bike collects more dust from the static you cause rubbing the wax out. If it's just a minor amount of dust I find spray detailers work good and don't build up as much static. Black bikes look best 2 minutes after you wash and wax them, from there is all down hill.
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I use a few different products, usually a quality brand that happens to be on sale. My current one is Turtle Wax 'Ice' synthetic paste wax. Goes on, wipes off and hand-buffs easily, leaving no residue, and leaves a glossy finish. Since my bike is Vivid Black, I like that. Also, if you get a little on the seat or Tour-Pak back-rest, it doesn't leave 'white' on the leather.
Usually runs $12-16 but found it on sale for $4.77, so I bought all 8 they had in stock. Will take a while to use it up! I also use Maguire's Gold Classic.
Usually runs $12-16 but found it on sale for $4.77, so I bought all 8 they had in stock. Will take a while to use it up! I also use Maguire's Gold Classic.
Last edited by UltraClassicElectraGlide; 04-28-2010 at 03:40 PM.
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