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[grog]

I like Mr Sheen, lots of kero in it. WD40 also always in my shed. Nevrdull, polish cloth in a can a great touch up. Last few yrs for paint, go to is Fully Slick. Bowdens. So easy for a quick wipe over. Inox, Lanox another pair of good stuff, useful around house also, gates, door hinges etc. Wurth head light polish for visor, I Pone for cleaning inside helmet. I love products that work. 

[Phill P]

I used Mr sheen on my XJR frame when I first got it back from the powdercoaters before I rebuilt the bike.
Nothing better than fully pulling your bike to bits and putting it back together yourself, happy days

[Eric GSX1400K3]

Who remember the good ol Goddards Glow, it was a little more abrasive than the then named Solvol Autosol, the Goddards was yellow in colour and smelled bloody brilliant, you could smell it even after polishing something, both had their jobs. Damn shame it's gone, been gone for ages too.
I polished up my stock headers with Autosol, wrap a rag fully around the pipe, bring both end back out, apply plenty of Autosol ( you'll want a good 1/2 tube of the stuff) and pull alternatively on each end of the rag back n forth, choir material again probably but it was easy, no effort at all, polished up a treat in no time at all, that's with the stock pipes though, not sure how an aftermarket single wall pipe would go?
I hate how SS goes brown, I'd rather hit em up with a torch and get that blue look but alas, I only have the boring old stock headers but they hold their shine pretty well.

single wall stainless headers and link pipe that make up my Akrapovic system, come up nice