menemsha43
New member
I just bought some Plexus so I'm glad to see people are generally happy with it. Use it for my windshield and helmet faceshield. They sell it at my BMW dealership
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windscreen cleaning
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ultracyclist
New member
paying retail
That may not be so bad. Add the cost of shipping plus time delay, and sometimes retail looks pretty good.
That may not be so bad. Add the cost of shipping plus time delay, and sometimes retail looks pretty good.
darencs said:
Nothing wrong with Plexus which I use, but that Honda Pro Cleaner is unbelievable! It cleans everything from the dashboard panel to the chrome exhaust not to mention gives the painted surfaces a great shine. It's a winner ! If you walk into the service area of our local BMW dealer, they use the Honda Pro Cleaner on all their BMW, Ducati, and Triumphs. Try a can, you'll see.
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bowhunter
Guest
I used Pledge today & was really suprised how well it worked!
tessler
univers zero
Pledge. Interesting. I'll have to give that a shot.
I'm curious about the Pro Honda Spray Cleaner & Polish. Ron Ayers Motorsports seems to have a reasonable price for this product.
I'm curious about the Pro Honda Spray Cleaner & Polish. Ron Ayers Motorsports seems to have a reasonable price for this product.
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
jaapovergaag said:
I usually use lots water as a cleaner to remove bugs and dirt.
I then use Pledge on the windshield and visor.
More recently, I started to use a product that was given to me and it works 1st rate. Its one of those TV Infomercial quick shine products...a white cream. The screen feels slippery when dry and when it rains, the water just runs off it.
To polish a windscreen that has scratches in it, I use Meguiar's Swirl Remover with a buffer. Comes out looking like new again.
Bugs B Gone is what I use. The bugs just come right off with it, but then you have to rinse the stuff really well.
https://seafoamsales.com/bugs-b-gone/
Works well, doesn't seem to kill my lawn when I rinse it off with copious amounts of water.
https://seafoamsales.com/bugs-b-gone/
Works well, doesn't seem to kill my lawn when I rinse it off with copious amounts of water.
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
At home I use hydrogen peroxide. Turns bug guts to an easy to remove white goo in very little time. Wipe away the goo with a damp microfiber towel and wipe dry. Works well on all the bug laden leading surfaces of the bike. On multi-day rides I just use a wet microfiber towel and allow the bugs to soften before wiping.
speck.wisc
New member
I concur. It works great for car headlight lenses as well.
