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 tristan Crazy Courier
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To be honest mate, I'd just not bother. Give it a good old wash and dry it up and that should do.
However, a popular choice is Autoglym, you'll have to research what type, as there are many. I have heard some bad stuff like it leaves blotches etc, but thats all I can recommend, if you need it badly.
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 flat eric Spanner Monkey

Joined: 23 Dec 2006 Karma :  
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 Posted: 20:28 - 02 Jul 2007 Post subject: |
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try contacting the dealer, and ask what they recommend using. i know it sounds obvious, but not sure if you have considered it as an option.
i would just use some turtle wax wash and wax, and afterwards wipe it down with a soft dry lint free polishing cloth, to remove any water marks. this may be the best option,as your bike is a matt finish, so polishing would be a waste of time. (in my opinion).
all the best,
flat eric.
p.s. let me know how you get on, as i'm thinking of getting a matt finish bike.
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