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On a whim, while shopping at Walmart, I bought some DuPont Showroom Motorcycle Polish with Teflon Surface Protector. It was a lot faster than using wax and my bike came out the same or better than using wax. It only costs about $6 for 12 oz. spray can. It feels like I used around an 1/8 of the can, to polish both my paint and my chrome.
You just spray it on the part that you want to polish, be it chrome or paint, wait a few seconds and rub it off with a microfiber towel. Then I used a 100% cotton towel to do the final polishing.
I washed the bike before using it because there was some surface grime on it. And take a look at the pictures that I have posted of my 1982 Honda cm450c. I think it really looks good and I am not ashamed of riding this vintage motorcycle.
Peace out and have a good day!
You just spray it on the part that you want to polish, be it chrome or paint, wait a few seconds and rub it off with a microfiber towel. Then I used a 100% cotton towel to do the final polishing.
I washed the bike before using it because there was some surface grime on it. And take a look at the pictures that I have posted of my 1982 Honda cm450c. I think it really looks good and I am not ashamed of riding this vintage motorcycle.
Peace out and have a good day!
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