Re: [St] Cleaning

["David Jonas" <kahonas@xxxxxxxxx>]

If anything, I would think Pledge would attract dirt and crap.  I don't
think any sort of oily-based shiny stuff would do all too well on the road.
It'd be like me shining my bike up with WD-40. *

*I used WD-40 on my Miata, which still has the original paint job.  I used
it to maybe get rid of some of the oxidation.  It worked pretty well, but I
didn't clean it off as well as I should have, and after a week it looked
nasty.

David

On 4/2/08, Matt Knowles <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> As my friends would tell you, I have little to no experience in this
> topic.
>
> But I would not be using oven cleaner. As some one else mentioned,
> it's pretty caustic stuff, and a lot of people warn it's so dangerous
> to your health you probably shouldn't even use it to clean your oven.
>
> When I worked at a Suzuki dealer the owner used Pledge to keep them
> looking sparkly on the showroom which kind of surprised me. Don't
> imagine that would be too effective though once you start getting
> dirt, oil and bugs on the bike though.
>
>
> On Apr 1, 2008, at 8:51 PM, Karl Clark wrote:
> > What products do you use to clean with?
> > A friend advised Spray On Oven Cleaner and I gotta
> > tell you his motorcycle is sparkley. But has anyone
> > else done or heard of this?
> >
>
> Matt Knowles
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>
>
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