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MS1700 (User)
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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Clean your bike and toss the S100 engine detailer and just mist the whole thing, I mean all metal and rubber and painted parts with Turttle Wax Ice polish, (Clear Liquid in a blue cap bottle at Autozone) It does not chalk up and safe on all surfaces, even vinyl and rubber, I use it right on my engine it makes it new like. Try it! It will be an addiction, Spray it on, let it sit wipe it shiny with a micro cloth. Any streaks - it fixes itself just spray and wipe.
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Greeny (User)
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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Good luck at the show Paul. I like the mirror idea too to show off that cool Tricky shock. Since you have the hard bags on and people can't really see how far that tire is tucked up into the fender, the mirror will clue them in.
Oh and pray to the rain Gods to stay away this weekend!
Regards....greeny
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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Looks like the weather is going to cooperate in Paul's area, Greeny....
...it's beautiful here, right now too!
Make sure to hit the switch while the judges are looking!  |
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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The weather should be beautiful. Another day and I should be down to the Q-Tips to detail. I still need to find a mirror for the Tricky Air.
Paul
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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If you have a 500W halogen work light, you'll be amazed at what you've missed...  |
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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You are right and I was thinking about that tonight. I work til way after dark and the florescent lights in the shop don't show the grime. If I get a halogen, I can get a tan at the same time!!
Paul
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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Yep, and it will heat the shop up pretty good too.. |
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Re:Advice for entering in a Bike Show 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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fireman922 wrote:
If I get a halogen, I can get a tan at the same time!!
Paul
And cook a steak too, those lamps get real hot. lol
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