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RE: washing the cbr - 12/20/2005 12:59:33 PM   
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I have used it dozens of times with no problems.
I will also go the chamois route because I find hand polishing my bike therapeutic, and, somehow very errotic

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RE: washing the cbr - 12/20/2005 4:09:07 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: GRUNT_Jarksbro
somehow very errotic


you need help ...

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RE: washing the cbr - 12/20/2005 8:46:06 PM   
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ORIGINAL: doncollins

quote:

ORIGINAL: GRUNT_Jarksbro
somehow very errotic


you need help ...

How well you know me and we have yet to meet

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RE: washing the cbr - 11/21/2006 7:19:51 PM   
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I use the Mr. Clean thing also. I love it. I do still Chamois the majority of my Aluminum Mistress but it's nice not to wory about all those nooks and cranies like around the dash or the bototm of the windshield. + 100 on the eroticness of the wiping, buffing, polishing..........hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/9/2007 6:56:51 PM   
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what if im at work and just want to clean it up quickly?! Could i use some windex and a cloth to clean it a bit, or is that going to affect my wax and paint?

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/24/2007 10:20:55 PM   
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the honda spray everyone's talking about...is the name on the bottle "Honda Brite"??

I also found Honda "Spray Cleaner and Polish" and Honda "Gloss"

What combination do you guys use??

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/25/2007 5:50:52 AM   
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aaron1085: DO NOT USE WINDEX! Yes, it WILL affect the wax/clearcoat/paint. If you must use Windex, wax it at least 2 times as soon as you get the chance! Now, maybe on like your mirrors, windscreen, most of your metal parts, etc, it shouldn't be a problem using Windex on those things. sparg93: I'm assuming that the spray that you're hearing everyone talk about is the Pro Honda Spray Cleaner&Polish http://www.plazacycle.com/Spray_Cleaner_and_Polish/2,16,2478. And may I also suggest using the Pro Honda Professional Glare Polish afterwards http://www.plazacycle.com/Glare_Professional_Polish/2,16,2467[link=http://www.plazacycle.com/Glare_Professional_Polish/2,16,2467][/link]. Use the spray first to help get the dirt/dust/etc. off and then use the polish. That spray works wonders! You can use it on everything! Your swingarm, windscreen, wheels...everything. And the polish is also good for your windscreen&headlights as well as the fairings/paint because it helps reflect bugs/tar/etc. and you can also use it on your footpegs/rearsets, exhaust...you can use it on almost any kind of metal, clear plastics (headlight lens, tailight, windscreen, etc.). I'll actually wash my bike with Honda Glare Ultra Wash at least once a week to help get the dirt and stuff off from the inner fairings, bugs off the radiator and so on. When you wash your bike, if you ever do, make sure you wrap up the "open" electrical items as well as your cable ends<because the water can get down in your cables and rust them up. Anyways, I hope this information was what you were looking for! If you have any other questions, just ask.

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/25/2007 5:55:22 AM   
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Just in case you're wondering, here's the Pro Honda Glare Ultra Wash I was talking about http://www.plazacycle.com/Glare_Ultra_Wash/2,16,2466

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/25/2007 1:39:41 PM   
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After washing and rinsing I use the blow nozzle attachment for my air compressor. It does an incredible job of shedding excess water before it can spot. I then use a wax called liquid Glass. I love the stuff.

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/27/2007 12:10:28 AM   
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I use the Honda cleaning stuff too. I wet the bike down with the sprayer attatchment on "shower" setting (a very low pressure shower like spray). Then spray one side of the bike with the red bottle. Next set the setting to "center" (like shower but higher pressure) on the nozzle and spray off the bike. Then I do the other side and dry it off with a chamoise (sp?) while the bike is running then take it around the block super squid style (shorts, t-shirt, and sandles or tennis shoes). Last I polish it with the honda polish in the black spray can. Items and results below. I've been happy. =) I like the wet look it gives after polishing.






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RE: washing the cbr - 3/27/2007 12:58:33 PM   
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Your lawn mower & snowblower look just as clean as the bike! I'll get ya over to spend a day in my garage.

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/27/2007 9:25:51 PM   
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snow...thanks for the pics.

Bike looks great, flawless!

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RE: washing the cbr - 3/27/2007 10:53:36 PM   
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looks good!


< Message edited by BabyComfortF4i -- 3/27/2007 10:55:51 PM >

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