The best wax out there?
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i have a kit with the clay bar, but i have never used it, does it work??? or are you asking if it works also?
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Best thing about the NXT wax is how easily the bike cleans up after a ride, it prevents the bugs & dirt from sticking to the surface. After each ride I take a wet terrycloth towel and wipe the bugs right off.
Not to thread jack but, hey sleeper, what kind of chain lube do you use? With all the miles you put on your bike, I can't believe the 'new look' you're able to maintain on your drive assembly. Very good!!
Here it is. The one in the blue can. "THE BEST"!!!
Same here...Zaino RULES (and I've tried a million) but it's a pain in the
to order. The Meguires NXT is Real Close and they sell it at wally world...
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Red your image is not showing up here you go this can be had at Lowes I love it thanks again Red
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I have been using the Honda Repisol polish... This stuff works very well good on removing bugs too
I detailed and owned a detailing biz here in Florida for many yrs.
For a new to newer bike no matter the brand do not use 'cleaner wax'.
These will have fine particles in them such as silicates which will scratch your paint.
A nice carnauba or polymer that is silicate free will work fine.
I used Meguiars for many yrs.
On high end cars and planes we used to use a product called Zymol.
Its a german polish that works, expensive but it works great.
For Blanca I have been using a simple quality wax from Meguiars but last week I found an old can of Pledge and decided to give Sleepr_reds method a try.
More than a week later , after approx 500 miles the bike is still slippery smooth, still has a scent of Orange
and feels very protected. By that I mean the paint feels 'round' and not flat. You can still 'feel' the polish on it doing its job.
Some waxses,cleaners or others will wear right off quick.
A week later or so dragging fingers across results in squeeking and not a butter smooth glide.
They also have a very flat feel to them when its gone.
And yes Tufbusa I know its flammable but I am not spraying it on the bike in large liquid quantities and starting it up nor am I lighting anything near it so I really dont see the concern of using flammable polish ?
Unless I am missing your point ?
For a new to newer bike no matter the brand do not use 'cleaner wax'.
These will have fine particles in them such as silicates which will scratch your paint.
A nice carnauba or polymer that is silicate free will work fine.
I used Meguiars for many yrs.
On high end cars and planes we used to use a product called Zymol.
Its a german polish that works, expensive but it works great.
For Blanca I have been using a simple quality wax from Meguiars but last week I found an old can of Pledge and decided to give Sleepr_reds method a try.
More than a week later , after approx 500 miles the bike is still slippery smooth, still has a scent of Orange
and feels very protected. By that I mean the paint feels 'round' and not flat. You can still 'feel' the polish on it doing its job.Some waxses,cleaners or others will wear right off quick.
A week later or so dragging fingers across results in squeeking and not a butter smooth glide.
They also have a very flat feel to them when its gone.
And yes Tufbusa I know its flammable but I am not spraying it on the bike in large liquid quantities and starting it up nor am I lighting anything near it so I really dont see the concern of using flammable polish ?
Unless I am missing your point ?
And yes Tufbusa I know its flammable but I am not spraying it on the bike in large liquid quantities and starting it up nor am I lighting anything near it so I really dont see the concern of using flammable polish ?
Unless I am missing your point ?
You just have to be careful when engaging the flux capacitor...
I've tried Zymol but not the titanium stuff...looks interesting.
Don't know where the titanium comes in .
It's been many yrs since I detailed anything other my own stuff and I got lazy by not finding a proper pic of standard Zymol.
The stuff above may just be the newer version or something , I'm not sure ?
It's been many yrs since I detailed anything other my own stuff and I got lazy by not finding a proper pic of standard Zymol.
The stuff above may just be the newer version or something , I'm not sure ?
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