2014 Honda Fury 1300 Motorcycle - 3 Stage Polish\CQuartzUK by Revitalize Auto Spa

PapaChop

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Up for this weekend was an awesome 2014 Honda Fury 1300. With a 1312cc V-twin, it's an absolute monster. Even though it's a 2014 the single stage paint already had some damage inflicted - swirls and a few RIDS for the most part.

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiOwOIZMS_sl8fo037QrxRs68hCBefU3A

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Wash and Dry
  • Gilmour Foamaster Foam Gun
  • Chemical Guys Extreme Maxi-Suds II
  • Microfiber Wash Mitt
  • Two 5 gallon buckets with Grit Guards
  • Toro 230mph blower
  • DetailedImage Waffle Weave Towel

I knew I was going to be polishing, so I wasn't worried about the couple coats of Meguiar's Black Wax the owner had put on.

Decon
  • CarPro Spotless

There weren't any bonded contaminants, so a wipe down with CarPro Spotless was all that was needed.

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Compound
  • Menzerna FG400
  • Lake Crystal 3" Orange Fine Cutting Pad
  • DetailedImage Ultra Plush 16x16

After a test spot, I settled on FG400 with LC Orange pad at Speed 6 on the 7424XP with little to no pressure. One pass took care of the swirls, and a second pass took care of any RIDS.

First pass:
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Before:
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FG400:
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PF2500:
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SF4500:
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Before:
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FG400 and PF2500:
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Before:
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FG400:
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Before:
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FG400:
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Polish
  • Menzerna PF2500
  • Lake Crystal 3" White Polishing Pad
  • DetailedImage Ultra Plush 16x16

PF2500 on the LC White pads did a good job of clearing up the minimal haze left over by the FG400. I probably could have skipped this step, but since polishing bikes is so quick I decided to go for it anyway. Speed 3 with no pressure on the 7424XP.

Before:
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PF2500:
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After:
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Before:
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After:
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Finishing Polish
  • Menzerna SF4500
  • Lake Crystal 3" Blue Fine Finishing Pad
  • DetailedImage Deep Blue 16x16

SF4500 is by far my favorite finishing polish. It adds a ridiculous amount of depth to black, dark red, and dark blue paints. It's also an extremely easy polish to work with - it spreads easily and evenly, and wipes off even easier.

Wipe Down
  • CarPro Eraser
  • DetailedImage Waffle Weave

I like using a Waffle Weave for this step to make sure there are absolutely no fuzzies floating around.

LSP
  • CarPro CQuartzUK
  • CarPro Reload

To help protect the single stage paint and give the now flawless black some pop, I went with two coats of CQuartzUK topped with Reload. The chrome got the same treatment. The wheels are matte and I don't have any LSPs for matte right now. Any input on the CG Jeatseal Matte?

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I love working on motorcycles - you can get rewarding results in such a short amount of time compared to cars.

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Your write-up is as detailed as your detail, great job! I've never used Jetseal Matte but regular CQuartz works great on matte.

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