Great product. Make sure you wax the clean chrome because the S100 soap leaves the finish unprotected.
Yes , it's good stuff...And do not wax the chrome, chrome needs to "breath"..all you need to do is keep it clean.utrvp said:Has anyone tried this? If not give it a try. I got some this past summer and it is the best thing I have found for polishing chrome. It's fast and easy which is great for me because I hate cleaning. You just wet the sponge, rub it around on top of the soap and wipe it on the chrome. You can either buff it off or hose it off. Either way you'll be surprised. The chrome on my bike didn't look as good when it was new. It makes polishing as easy as just washing. Here's the link. http://www.s100.com/s100_fr.htm
OK, how about this for the "don't wax your chrome school of thought"bbqhog said:Great product. Make sure you wax the clean chrome because the S100 soap leaves the finish unprotected.
Use something like this each time you wash your bike:paulbeebe said:How does everyone polish all the areas between and on the spokes? I've yet to find a good (aka, easy) way. Is there any spray-on, leave-on wax that works? Maybe my question should just be -- how do you clean spoked/laced wheels if a wax is not to be applied to the chrome? Thanks.
http://www.lusterlace.com/paulbeebe said:How does everyone polish all the areas between and on the spokes? I've yet to find a good (aka, easy) way. Is there any spray-on, leave-on wax that works? Maybe my question should just be -- how do you clean spoked/laced wheels if a wax is not to be applied to the chrome? Thanks.