Pledge Uses
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Hobbs770
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This maybe a not so smart question, but I'm a bit slow and need it broken down for me... :small3d024:
First I hose down my bike;
then I dry it off with a towel/micro rag/ tee shirts;
then I spray the pledge lightly everywhere but the tires brake cylinders, electronics, and anywhere else difficult to get a rag into to wipe it off..;
Is the best method? Please comment...
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First I hose down my bike;
then I dry it off with a towel/micro rag/ tee shirts;
then I spray the pledge lightly everywhere but the tires brake cylinders, electronics, and anywhere else difficult to get a rag into to wipe it off..;
Is the best method? Please comment...
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dbmg
Guest
Always spray pledge on a micro fiber rag then apply to bike. Spraying pledge directly onto bike is going to create a bit of a mess from the over spray......:s
Hobbs770
Member
Thanks; will do. Let me tell ya what I did last time and why I"m asking..
1. Hosed the bike down.
2. sprayed on McGuirres EZ Clean.
3. After Letting it sit for few, (noticed it mostly dripped off..) I wiped down/dryed off the bike with the Micro fiber towel rags. Took three rags before it was almost dryed off (they don't work well when wet...no duh.. lol).
It looked ok, but the KN intake didn't shine up so nice.... and there was some white resdue in every nook and crany I couldn't get to....
Argh...:small3d024:
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Jack Klarich
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I keep my micro fiber rags separate, when I am done they get washed right away with NO fabric softener, I am told this fuses the micro fibers
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quadancer
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Don't dry the MF rags in the dryer either; they shed like crazy.
They are dirt magnets; if it touches the floor, toss it in the hamper; DON'T USE IT! If you think it's okay, then take a handheld flourescent and take a close look at your paint. You are gonna be very sorely disappointed.
The flourescent is also good for detailing; got mine at HF for about $18.
They are dirt magnets; if it touches the floor, toss it in the hamper; DON'T USE IT! If you think it's okay, then take a handheld flourescent and take a close look at your paint. You are gonna be very sorely disappointed.
The flourescent is also good for detailing; got mine at HF for about $18.
wheeee, time to go experiment!!:newsmile01:
Pigsticker
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What also works well is Spray-Away glass cleaner from Costco. It does not contain ammonia and cleans chrome and lexan well. I have also used on Paint.
ha ha ha.....I know what you don't want to do.......don't use those paper towels by the pumps cause they will scratch the blank out of your tank....don't ask me how I know that.:shock