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Honda's spray on bike wash is made by makers of S100..says so right on the bottle. Just saw it today down at the shop. BTW when I DO clean my bike..I use S-100 or Bike Bright. Spray it on, hose it off, wipe it mostly dry then ride for 15-45 minutes to finish drying lol
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(04-26-2016, 04:48 AM)TINK_imp Wrote: I was curious about this 303 Aerospace Protectant so I picked up a bottle at ACE Hardware.
Kind of pricey at $16.99, but, a little goes a long way I found out.
Used it on the vinyl tonneau cover on my truck.
Went on quickly and looks great. I'm sold!
I had the same experience using 303. I was a little wary of the price, but professional auto detailers were recommending it so I figured why not? One bottle lasts a long time. And my local autoparts store decided to stop carrying it so they sold me the last two bottles at $5 each.
I also sometimes use Marvel Mystery Oil mixed on a rag to get the really heavy greasy dirt buildup off. Greasy caked dirt comes right off. It seems to be the only thing MMO does well.
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(04-26-2016, 08:59 AM)LARIDER_imp Wrote: (04-26-2016, 04:48 AM)TINK_imp Wrote: I was curious about this 303 Aerospace Protectant so I picked up a bottle at ACE Hardware.
Kind of pricey at $16.99, but, a little goes a long way I found out.
Used it on the vinyl tonneau cover on my truck.
Went on quickly and looks great. I'm sold!
I had the same experience using 303. I was a little wary of the price, but professional auto detailers were recommending it so I figured why not? One bottle lasts a long time. And my local autoparts store decided to stop carrying it so they sold me the last two bottles at $5 each.
I also sometimes use Marvel Mystery Oil mixed on a rag to get the really heavy greasy dirt buildup off. Greasy caked dirt comes right off. It seems to be the only thing MMO does well.
I had the same experience using 303. I was a little wary of the price, but professional auto detailers were recommending it so I figured why not? One bottle lasts a long time. And my local autoparts store decided to stop carrying it so they sold me the last two bottles at $5 each.
I also sometimes use Marvel Mystery Oil mixed on a rag to get the really heavy greasy dirt buildup off. Greasy caked dirt comes right off. It seems to be the only thing MMO does well.
A cleaner that works great on the areas with chain lube on them is turtle wax tar an bug remover. I couldn't believe how easy it cleaned
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Honda aerosol polish is about 1/3 or less the cost of Plexus/Protect-All. It does have more water and less wax/protectant, but it does a better job of cleaning. I just bought two cans, $5.99 each. No more Protect-All or Plexus, too much $$$.
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Honda spray polish is the best product with Honda on the label other than their bikes. It works on the entire bike, is a no- water solution to cleaning after a ride, and works well on helmets and shields as well. Great stuff, I'm never without multiple cans.
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(06-24-2016, 09:59 AM)Capo_imp Wrote: Honda spray polish is the best product with Honda on the label other than their bikes. It works on the entire bike, is a no- water solution to cleaning after a ride, and works well on helmets and shields as well. Great stuff, I'm never without multiple cans.
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I put the Honda Spray Polish on the same shelf as the duct tape and WD40 because it has so many uses and I keep finding more. It easily removes bugs, tar and chain lube from my bikes and cars, cleans brake grime off wheels and works great on the lawn tractor, mower, power tools, hand tools, etc. It safely cleans and shines all surfaces like paint, vinyl, plastic and chrome, plus it doesn't leave a residue so it can be used on porous surfaces.
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It's an excellent dessert topping too!
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(04-26-2016, 04:12 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: lol you guys....
I use rain to get the bulk of the bugs and stuff off, then more rain to get what the first rain missed
I thought dirt/ dust was made to keep the bugs from sticking. All that shine glare is hard on my eyes.
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(06-24-2016, 10:07 PM)quail_imp Wrote: (04-26-2016, 04:12 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: lol you guys....
I use rain to get the bulk of the bugs and stuff off, then more rain to get what the first rain missed
I thought dirt/ dust was made to keep the bugs from sticking. All that shine glare is hard on my eyes.
I thought dirt/ dust was made to keep the bugs from sticking. All that shine glare is hard on my eyes.
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