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    a old trick

    to keep black motor lookin flash on my old xr i used to spray it with pledge wax { the shit for waxing furniture }then just start and run it bakes to a nice gloss look dirt and crap washs off it ok too

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    Quote Originally Posted by spookytooth View Post
    to keep black motor lookin flash on my old xr i used to spray it with pledge wax { the shit for waxing furniture }then just start and run it bakes to a nice gloss look dirt and crap washs off it ok too
    Interesting -- I'll give that a go once my engine's back together. It always looks awful, even when it's been degreased.

    Thanks for the tip, Mr Beetle Pussy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wasp View Post
    wait, you painted the rims silver and the engine matt black?

    I would have swapped rims with you - silver ones get crap on them
    Nah, look a bit closer - the rims were just really dirty LOL, but now I'm thinking black rims may be the next step. Maybe I should've just left them dirty. Doh!

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    oooh, you're right

    what did you use to clean them? (besides alot of elbow grease) I've tried that stuff that comes in a bottle like meths but is blue (forgot the name...)
    1990 Suzuki Bandit GSF 250 for sale 39k kms $3,500

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wasp View Post
    oooh, you're right

    what did you use to clean them? (besides alot of elbow grease) I've tried that stuff that comes in a bottle like meths but is blue (forgot the name...)
    On recommendation, I got Spectro XL1 which did a pretty good job, but then it was filthy when I got it. Cost about $25 for about 1 litre plastic spray container thingy, from TSS.

    'spose most of these cleaners do a similar job...

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