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• Mar 28, 2020

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Pledge it is then

 

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• Mar 28, 2020

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To shine my awesome

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Steve King, who used to own and run Abingdon Honda, advised me to use Mr Sheen to polish my big red Honda.


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• Mar 28, 2020

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Cod's eyes. Silicon spray is the enemy of the vehicle refinisher. After years with fighting the effects of it, either airborne or applied directly, I never use the stuff.

 

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• Mar 28, 2020

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i also use the Muc Off silicone spray ,spray on wipe surplus off,does a great job and bike looks superb. The Muc of dirt remover/cleaner i won't use. I think this is quite strong in chemicals. I use to use that, but diluted it down 3 to 1 till it ran out.

A cheaper alternative to Muc off Silicone is The GT85. halfords stocked it had the cheapest price a couple of months back

 

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Nin said:

Steve King, who used to own and run Abingdon Honda, advised me to use Mr Sheen to polish my big red Honda.


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That is good, too.

 

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• Mar 30, 2020

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Muc Off is good for me used it on Moto-x and Road Bikes with no ill effect

 

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• Mar 30, 2020

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Don't forget that silicon will destroy a lambda sensor.

 

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• Mar 30, 2020

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If you look in your BMW manual it states if you use Silicone Spray your warranty is null and void

 

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• Mar 31, 2020

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Thanks,I never new silicone spray could be this interesting

 

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• Apr 1, 2020

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Doc said:

Thanks,I never new silicone spray could be this interesting

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All this for £12, too.

 

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• Apr 1, 2020

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If you look in your BMW manual your warranty is null and void

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Fixed.

 

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• Apr 1, 2020

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Though these days I have gone 'up market detail' and use Finishkare #524.

Smells nice.