bugs and my fairing
#51
08-29-2013 | 10:12 PM
I never had much luck with the peroxide either, some of the bugs do just dissolve, the others are there to stay. Someone told me about using fabric dryer sheets, get them wet and the bugs wipe right off. They do a great job of getting the bugs off and make the water "sheet" off, kinda like that spot free rinse stuff in the car washes.
#52
08-29-2013 | 10:16 PM
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From: louisiana
#55
08-29-2013 | 10:42 PM
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(as opposed to blonds ON HDs!!)
#56
08-29-2013 | 10:57 PM
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And for those of you concerned about the fine scratches in your paint, before using your microfiber or 100% cotton towel, please cut ALL, and I mean ALL, of the stitching off that towel. The stitching on 99.9% of all microfibers and cotton towels are nylon thread. The nylon thread "cuts" the clear coat on your bike and that is where all the swirls come from, you are actually putting fine "cuts" in your clear and when the light hits them at the proper angle, you see the "swirls".
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