OK, I'm being serious now, no really. Is there any special cleaner that works good or better than others on the body work of the Spyder? I used an automotive cleaner and it seemed ok but I'd like to give it a Really Good Cleaning and then use a detailer to touch up the bug splats and road grime when needed.
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Cleaning your Spyder?
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Buckeye Bleau
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Lamonster
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We sell a lot of gift packs and it's a good way to try the product out.
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/lamonster-black-dymond-gift-pack-aerosol/
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/lamonster-black-dymond-gift-pack-aerosol/
Chupaca
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Hard to say...
I have used many...Motorcycle shops have a bunch some put out by manufacturers like Honda and Suzuki and others like Plexus and protect-all and recently lamonts own Diamond. Back when plastics were just coming into being there were none and the best was Pledge, I like lemon myself. Auto detailers are good seeing as half you car is plastic now but I say it is hard to tell because if your spyder is really dirty even just wash and dry makes it look new. Now the hidden protection would be the trick. I have not tried them all but have to say for the price and availability I still go for the Pledge while on the road. For the at home cleaning the Diamond is great. :dontknow:
I have used many...Motorcycle shops have a bunch some put out by manufacturers like Honda and Suzuki and others like Plexus and protect-all and recently lamonts own Diamond. Back when plastics were just coming into being there were none and the best was Pledge, I like lemon myself. Auto detailers are good seeing as half you car is plastic now but I say it is hard to tell because if your spyder is really dirty even just wash and dry makes it look new. Now the hidden protection would be the trick. I have not tried them all but have to say for the price and availability I still go for the Pledge while on the road. For the at home cleaning the Diamond is great. :dontknow:
BigGuy66
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What do you ryders use to clean that Plexiglas windshield while on road trips? Pledge for the body and chrome?
IGETAROUND
Active member
cleaning your windshield on the road
I know I'm going to get flamed for saying this but a fully wet paper towel with the windshield wash solutions @ the pump works just fine.
No scratches or other problems; but ya got's to have it wet and soapy, then dry with a clean towel or use a dry microfiber to dry off with.
37K and don't have any scratches swirls or other problems.
Al in Kazoo
I know I'm going to get flamed for saying this but a fully wet paper towel with the windshield wash solutions @ the pump works just fine.
No scratches or other problems; but ya got's to have it wet and soapy, then dry with a clean towel or use a dry microfiber to dry off with.
37K and don't have any scratches swirls or other problems.
Al in Kazoo
Chupaca
New member
Well....
I use it on everything. May not help those who look through their windshields but most of them do a good job even on the clear stuff.. :dontknow:
I use it on everything. May not help those who look through their windshields but most of them do a good job even on the clear stuff.. :dontknow:
SL Ken
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I use Eagle One window cleaner. Does not contain ammonia and works better than anything I've tried.
SL Ken
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He has been doing BMW vlogs now mostly. But he still has the Special Series RT that's in that vlog. He has a BMW 1200 GSA now as his demo.
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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Sprayway & min40 for the wheels
pegasus1300
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+1 on the Pledge. You used to be able to find it in unscented but I haven't seen that in years. Coming from a Yamaha background,I really like Yamaha's spray detailer. Most dealers have it,it is a faily big can and usually under $10. Pledge is still good ,even scented and really cheap. Both will do a great job ob the windshield
Yamaha part #: ACC-SPRAY-PL-SH black and yellow can Spray Polish and Instant Detailer
Yamaha part #: ACC-SPRAY-PL-SH black and yellow can Spray Polish and Instant Detailer
Mr. Pickels
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HMMM
Cant go wrong with a quick detailer for sudden bird splats. Im a big believer in a thorough wash...clay bar... and good waxing...1-2x year if needed. IMO
Cant go wrong with a quick detailer for sudden bird splats. Im a big believer in a thorough wash...clay bar... and good waxing...1-2x year if needed. IMO
justcalldon
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I use Pledge on mine in between major cleanings. It leaves a great shine and a lot less stuff sticks to the Tupperware.
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