Sharply Dressed
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Thanks for sharing this product
How to Wash & Wax your Motorcycle, the proper way!
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Thanks for sharing this product
This thread is nearly a year old as of 3/5/17.
To the OP...I'll offer an explanation for my comment.
Goes to show...Mike Phillips is so often correct about not writing one or two line comments as a general writing style. Often they can be misunderstood and/or misinterpreted.
As I said, it's been nearly a year since the thread was started. I can't fully explain why my post was so short that day, but I can assure you I wasn't trying to ruffle anyone's feathers.
...to get in here, get involved, and start posting more.
In other words, you're a part-time detailer so get in here and get involved. Where have you been...type of comment. No more, no less.
Once again, welcome to the forum. Two nicely done videos.
To the OP...I'll offer an explanation for my comment.
To some, that post may have seemed a little crude, or even rude, but rest assured with my posting history that I did not make that post with malice.
Goes to show...Mike Phillips is so often correct about not writing one or two line comments as a general writing style. Often they can be misunderstood and/or misinterpreted.
As I said, it's been nearly a year since the thread was started. I can't fully explain why my post was so short that day, but I can assure you I wasn't trying to ruffle anyone's feathers.
The point was...Long time lurker
...to get in here, get involved, and start posting more.
In other words, you're a part-time detailer so get in here and get involved. Where have you been...type of comment. No more, no less.
Once again, welcome to the forum. Two nicely done videos.
Mirror Finish
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- Mar 21, 2012
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These pics are when my motorcycle was 23 years old. The condition is factory original. And no, it is not a garage queen; it has been on many trips, some well over a week.
Nothing like using products that work and the trick to maintaining anything in mint condition is constant attention, love and passion.
The headers were removed and buffed prior to taking these pics.
Nothing like using products that work and the trick to maintaining anything in mint condition is constant attention, love and passion.
The headers were removed and buffed prior to taking these pics.