[Guest]

I've read where it is apparent that cleaners such as simple green and S100 should not be used on CF. I assume normal car wash is okay? Is there anything else that works better? With all the CF being used on the Jap Street rods these days there must be some products out there? Thanks

 

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Re: Cleaning CF (2vtwin)

I use good old soap and water, then I protect it from UV rays with some wax

Tifosi

 

[Guest]

Re: Cleaning CF (Tifosi)

Treat it like all the painted surfaces on your bike. Use a good UV wax or polish.


Modified by TripleDuck at 5:10 AM 2/12/2005

 

[Guest]

some brake cleaner and bleach should do nicely.......


j/k

 

[Guest]

Cool, let's do your bike first so I know how it's done.

 

[Guest]

Re: (2vtwin)

Lemon Pledge.

It produces a nice shine, and leaves a film that will make it easy to wash/wax next time.

Or, Honda wax.....

 

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Re: (2vtwin)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2vtwin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Cool, let's do your bike first so I know how it's done.</TD></TR></TABLE>

not possible, I dont have any CF on it

 

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Re: (Saginaw748)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Saginaw748 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Lemon Pledge.

It produces a nice shine, and leaves a film that will make it easy to wash/wax next time.

Or, Honda wax.....

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you forgot, it leaves your bike smelling lemony fresh as well

 

[Guest]

Re: Cleaning CF (2vtwin)

Honda spray polish

 

[Guest]

Re: Cleaning CF (section8superbike)

Soap and water on the gel coat. If it is clear coated, treat it as any painted surface.

 

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Re: Cleaning CF (2vtwin)

seeing that this pops up every two to three weeks , and i'm to lazy to do to a search .... In taking care of any top coat or gel coated product , a quality automotive wash soap then followed by a paste wax or detailing sollution should work nice . For protecting a gel coated product a paste wax or simular product that has a built in protectant ( for u.v.) should be used ..

 

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Re: Cleaning CF (section8superbike)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by section8superbike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Honda spray polish

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Bingo! That's what Clay Carrier uses to put a finishing shine all of the parts we sell, and what we use to clean any CF if it's dirty/dusty.

-DanB

 

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Re: Cleaning CF (BFP)

"Honda spray polish " on a ducati??

just kiddin

i love the stuff, used it on all my bikes

 

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I agree with the Pledge furh polish. I use it on the poly carb wind screen to my airplane windows, seems to not attract dust as much. Guess a high quality uv additave wax would be good too. Kinda stuck on furn. polish tho. Toppino Ed

 

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Toppino Ed needs to take a typing,&
spelling class.!!!!!!

 

[Guest]

My Foggy came with a oem looking stock paintedfront fender, afrer it goes past the tubesit fades back to the CF finish. I like it.

 

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T.Duck, you still around?

 

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Re: Cleaning CF (2vtwin)

I use Meguires Spay-On wax. No problems yet, and still looks like new.

 

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Re: (FoggyToppino Ed)

Yup...still here. Rain rain go away.

 

[Guest]

Re: Cleaning CF (2vtwin)

One word PLEXUS the ultimate CF cleaner.

Cheers
Ryan