cleaning the phantom?

[jeuchler]

I was just about to post this question on behalf of ddeyle, when I saw he logged his fist post.

Anyway, I already typed this much...

What have you found (or what has your dealer recommended) for the flat/matte painted Phantom body panels?

[Donzo]

I have a brand new flat black/matte helmet and use Plexus on it - really cleans and protects and yet does not attract dust or make it shiny - give it a try - shop around for price - many places charge $19 for a 16 oz bottle - you can find it for $13. A can goes a long way

[VIspyderman]

As a service adviser and salesman for Vancouver Island's only Spyder dealership... BRP recommends that NO polish or cleaners be used on the flat black panel kit. Wash with mild detergent only!!!!

I was just about to post this question on behalf of ddeyle, when I saw he logged his fist post.

Anyway, I already typed this much...

What have you found (or what has your dealer recommended) for the flat/matte painted Phantom body panels?

[Smylinacha]

I was just about to post this question on behalf of ddeyle, when I saw he logged his fist post.

Anyway, I already typed this much...

What have you found (or what has your dealer recommended) for the flat/matte painted Phantom body panels?

Swiffer!!!!!!!!!

[ataDude]

Swiffer!!!!!!!!!

You make me laugh.
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[bone crusher]

Bleach...straight and pure, like your scotch...and don't use any gloves...be tough! If you mix up your scotch and bleach, that's fine too!

[Smylinacha]

You make me laugh.
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And a can of Pledge works good to shine it up (not on the Phantom though)!

[sleepman]

Dish soap.

[DynamoBT]

Scented products attract bees.

I hate bees.

[Kariblay]

I was just about to post this question on behalf of ddeyle, when I saw he logged his fist post.

Anyway, I already typed this much...

What have you found (or what has your dealer recommended) for the flat/matte painted Phantom body panels?

My dealer called me a couple days, out of the blue, and said he had just received a bulletin from BRP to not Wax, etc. the matte black panels....recommended warm soap & water.

I tried a little black magic on a small area that can't be seen and didn't like the outcome.

So will stick with just the soap and water routine until someone has another solution.