cleaner

[Paul Hyland]

Silver Bullet

Dish Soap is also bad to use on painted surfaces were you wax, it strips it. People forget dish soap is also a de-greaser how do you think it gets all that rib grease off your wife’s nice dishes.
As for me I have used Simple green for as long as I can remember. I don't use it in its full concentrate but I do mix it on the strong side and clean my engine with it. It also takes off the road grim from my wheels and I have not had any problems (my wheels are not clear coated).
Simple green is also bio-degradable for any of you who are environmentally aware.

If you are really concerned just use Hog Spit a million HD riders can't be wrong
But as for me 99% of the time I use all Maguires products, from the synthetic wax to the wheel cleaner. How ever, I keep meaning to try that glass wax from Honda that a few captions have raved about but I keep forgetting the name (hint, hint, if anyone knows).

Short of it is diluted to the instructions simple green is safe. But in saying that you should always stick to a cleaner made for paint to reduce the chances of removing that nice wax layer you have labored so hard to put down.

 

[wilbur-t]

wilburt-t, Do you know the name of this all purpose cleaner? Oh I also herd that 10w40 cleans chrome nice has any one herd of that?

I was looking for the Honda Pro. Glare Polish that Her3tic talked about. It turned out to be 25 bucks a bottle. The guy behind the counter recommended the spray cleaner/polish. I love this stuff.

 

[cane corso]

Thanks you guys for the advice I would just hate to use a product just to save money and in the long run need a new paint job.
The same people even told me WD-40 is great for chrome makes your chrome like glass. I'll get the product that you guys are saying I always say the more you ask the less mistakes you make but you most likely learn the best when you make the mistake your self, but not on my Rocket Thanks