After a long day yesterday detailing my F250, I wanted to take it easy and detail my bike. Well, I thought it was going to be easy. My bike is an 07 Harley Nightrain (I'm not one for chrome). The bike has a ton of swirls all over from when the dealer wiped it down while it was on the showroom floor. It also has a bunch of scratches on the rear fender from my wife when we ride two up. It turns out HD has some really soft clear that scratches easily. How do I know? I used XMT #3 on a fresh new orange pad to fix all the damage. Wrong move! That combo left bad swirls all over like I was using sand paper. I moved to the white pad and #1 to fix my mistake. I'm happy to say, it worked.
Here are a lot, maybe too many, pictures of the process and end result.
This is the rear fender, notice all the scratches. My wife liked to slide off the back instead of stepping off (notice the "liked").
Getting better.
All done and ready to go back on.
All done.
My hat goes off to you guys that have to detail black vehicles...what a pain.
Thanks for looking
-CLL
Here are a lot, maybe too many, pictures of the process and end result.
This is the rear fender, notice all the scratches. My wife liked to slide off the back instead of stepping off (notice the "liked").




Getting better.


All done and ready to go back on.




All done.





My hat goes off to you guys that have to detail black vehicles...what a pain.
Thanks for looking
-CLL