Keeping Spyder Spifft Up

[Tyris]

Yep, got one in my garage as of Saturday, what products are recommended to keep it looking like it did the day we bought it!

[odogg1963]

Black Diamond detailer from Lamonster Garage is a great product as well as Merlins Blood for the wheels.Don't forget to use micro fiber towels or something similar.

Odogg1963:doorag:

[Chupaca]

As to your question....there are a myrad of products out there and we all have used many and have a current one. When in a bind you can always pick up pledge at your local market. I am currently using 303 suggested by Jerbear and it is an excellent product. So now you will have to find the one you like ....:gaah:

[teninospyder]

I find almost any of the "spray on and wipe off" polishes do a fantastic job, and usually "clean up" after a dusty ride beautifully :-)) I especially like the ones that advertise an "icy look" and very high gloss.

[d.o.spyder-rts]

:congrats:on your spyder and :welcome: to the spyder web. You'll get a variety of responses, you'll have to find out what you like best. As mentioned above, microfiber is the best to use. Dale

[pegasus1300]

The best way to keep it looking "show room " is to not ride it,but then that's no fun. I use Yamaha Yamahlube spray polish and instant detailer. It works well and can be found at any Yamaha dealer for 6.99 to 7.99. I have used Lamonster's,it works well. I have used Pledge since the 80's to keep my bikes clean and shiny,it works great and is cheap and in every grocery store. I got tired of the lemony scent and all the bees it attracted. So try a few,pretty soon you'll find on that you like. Meguiar's has a great instant detailer,so does Plexus plus about a 100 more. Enjoy.:yes::yes:

[Mr. White]

I don't know what the wife uses but it sure does look nice..... :yes: