Good OTC final polish?

[dazco]

I`ll find a use for it i suppose. maybe not even for car or bike but something else. Who knows. Actually, i just thought of another use where it could be very good, so i`ll give that a shot.

[AlexRuiz]

Powerpolish is a good one.



However, my personal favorite for finishing polish that you can get OTC pretty much everywhere is this one:

Finishing polish from certain company not very liked on autopia

Make sure you get the premium one in the black plastic container, not the regular one in the can or you will be in trouble.



It has good cut, even by hand you will get decent results, it is very creamy, minimal dust, bottle design helps to apply evenly to the pads, almost no sling with a rotary, can be worked for a long time, has virtually no fillers, and the most important: It leaves a very nice finish.



I got it by accident (I miscalculated and ran out of polish, car was almost done, had to get polish ASAP...) If only I could have more accidents as fortunate as this one It`s brother, the compound, is as good as the polish

[gigondaz]

I`m sure your bike`s tank and fenders are full of fine scratches now due to the scratch remover. You shd get these removed professionally. Then, you apply something simple and economical frequently.



Cleaner waxes: Meguiars Cleaner Wax, Meg`s Gold Class (helps cover up fine scratches), Megs NXT (for a deep, sophisticated carnauba-like look), Autoglym SRP.

Lots of choices, but the above are my favourites.



If you want more durability, top up with a layer of something durable. Collinite`s waxes, FK1000P etc.



I do lots of BMW bikes, and those customers love REJEX because it`s so easy to wash off the bugs and other road-trip stains. 3 layers of REJEX especially on a fairing = Superb!

[DM101]

I`d try Duragloss PreCleaner #652 with a coat of wax or a sealant, such as Duragloss Clear Coat Polish #111. Can be found at CarQuest Auto Parts.