waterless washing

[gunnut]

Hi all,I'm posting this here cause I like my glide to gleam,and I didnt know where else to go.So...has any of you got experience with the cleaning stuff above,and which of these three-greased lightning,hogswipe,and autobright exel??Which give more bang for your buck?Thank you peeps,much appreciated

 

[Sunnysideup]

I'm into Lemon Pledge. Guess they would have it there.....not sure.

 

[HarryB737]

Be careful, nothing with clorine... I prefer Pledge "Clean & Shine" in the orange can...

 

[glider]

If you think about the "waterless washing" it's like rubbing the dirt into the paint which would be much like using sandpaper. I was given a sample to try and after I read the instructions, I gave it back.

 

[Mainah]

I've used this stuff for a couple of years and it's great Griots waterless cleaner It's gentle and does a good job even on dirt that is hard,. I got the green microfiber towels to use with it and finish the job with Pledge.

 

[Breeze3at]

If you think about the "waterless washing" it's like rubbing the dirt into the paint which would be much like using sandpaper. I was given a sample to try and after I read the instructions, I gave it back.

Amen in triplicate.:s I only wipe my bike immediately after washing. Once it has been on the road for even a short distance, my opinion is that there is grit on the surface. I work too hard getting the spiderwebs and swirls out of the clear coat to wipe more in.

 

[09RGlideKY]

I have not cleaned any bikes I have had in recent history with water.

I have a duster I run over the whole bike with first, then I lightly wipe it with a microfiber cloth, then I either use pledge or wax. I have not had any issues with paint.

 

[Bodeen]

With the stuff I collect on my bike like Love bugs and road grime, I would never go waterless. I guess maybe if you rode in perfect weather all the time, only maybe. I ride everyday. Yes, everyday.

Bodeen

 

[diver4life]

First I use the California Duster and then Pledge orange with a microfiber clothe and that's all I need.

 

[wilks3]

Any spray on carnuba (sp?) type is good. Most auto zone type stores carry it. I also use feather duster, or blow off with compressed air, first, spray and wipe with micro-fiber cloth. I like the Turtle Wax Ice, no residue at all.
wilks3
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