I was calling local motorcycle stores to find s100. One store said that they don't carry it but they would order it for me. My question is that they have a product called "Bike Bright" made by Blue Coral. I was wondering if anyone has heard of it and/or knows if it would work for cars (He didn't know). The reason I ask is because it is only $10 for a quart. If it would work I would like to buy that when I go in to get S100.
Safe for car clear coats
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imported_BretFraz
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Don't use bike washes!!!
Stuff like Bike Brite are spray on/hose off washes designed to dissolved road grime, dirt, grease, oil, etc from cycle frames, engines, and suspension parts. Basically they are made to replace a normal hand wash with soap and water. Consider them like a mild engine cleaner. There is no need for a product like this on a car.
If you are buying S100 get both the wax and the paint cleaner. You will want both and they're inexpensive.
Stuff like Bike Brite are spray on/hose off washes designed to dissolved road grime, dirt, grease, oil, etc from cycle frames, engines, and suspension parts. Basically they are made to replace a normal hand wash with soap and water. Consider them like a mild engine cleaner. There is no need for a product like this on a car.
If you are buying S100 get both the wax and the paint cleaner. You will want both and they're inexpensive.
2wheelsx2
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Yeah, most of the one step products are made for the Harley crowd with lots of chrome. They are pretty harsh, as would be needed to get grease, tar, and other road grime that gets on the exposed parts of a naked bike (sport bikes are more like cars in that the internals are covered). As Bret said, stay away from those.