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RogueM3 · 05-22-08, 05:02

I have been a long time detailer, but never had the chance to tackle a motorcycle. My first bike detail will actually be on my new bike.

Its a '01 Honda F4i and definitely needs some claying and a good polish. My main question relates to getting water on or near the chain. Im going to be doing an ONR wash most likely followed by some claying and then some SIP, IP, Jeff Werkstatt. Should I be avoiding the chain with the ONR (I do want to get the swing arm as there is some chain grease stuck on there)??

Just curious what you guys do and if there are any tips for a 1st time Moto detailer?

Thanks!

05-22-08, 05:02	#10 (permalink)
RogueM3 Registered User RogueM3 is offline Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Ridgewood, NJ Posts: 398	Re: Looking for suggestions for motorcycle detailing products I have been a long time detailer, but never had the chance to tackle a motorcycle. My first bike detail will actually be on my new bike. Its a '01 Honda F4i and definitely needs some claying and a good polish. My main question relates to getting water on or near the chain. Im going to be doing an ONR wash most likely followed by some claying and then some SIP, IP, Jeff Werkstatt. Should I be avoiding the chain with the ONR (I do want to get the swing arm as there is some chain grease stuck on there)?? Just curious what you guys do and if there are any tips for a 1st time Moto detailer? Thanks! __________________ 1995 Avus Blue M3 Recent Details: http://gallery.rennlist.com/gallery/album558