detailing victory bikes...

[Mrnewgui]

i am going to be trying to get some swirls out of a couple victory bikes this weekend. any helpful advice? i didnt know there was a bike section!

i am going to be using the gloss-it products mostly by hand but maybe some of it with a cyclo polisher!any advice is very helpful!

thanks

 

[BobD]

I've never worked on a Victory but my 2 Kawasaki's and one Suzuki has really hard clear coat.

 

[Mrnewgui]

hard meaning you had to use a aggressive combo? or alot of pressure? or both?

 

[reparebrise]

I know this does not answer your question, but at the Victory factory they use Optimum products.

 

[BobD]

hard meaning you had to use a aggressive combo? or alot of pressure? or both?

Both. Like a 3 stepper and stiff pads.

 

[Mrnewgui]

hmmm well i wonder how the gloss it products will work? do I just use the cyclo pads with my hands and rub it in?

 

[BobD]

I wouldn't use the Cyclo pads by hand. I'd get an applicator without a stiff backing. At least for me it seems to be easier to manage when detailing by hand.

 

[CocheseUGA]

I know this does not answer your question, but at the Victory factory they use Optimum products.

Any chance you have a link to that info, etc? I just told my dad how to use ONR on his car, and he's thinking about using it on his bike. Thanks.