Wax?
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I see absolutely no reason why you can't. They get the living crap beat out of them. They run through mud, sludge, river water, cesspools, poison ivy and oak, sand, gravel, and dirt. They get smashed, dashed, rolled, crashed, crushed, and all around abused, misused and neglected.
A little Blue Coral won't hurt a bit. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
A little Blue Coral won't hurt a bit. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Actually, I've never tried any stuff. I pry the dirt and mud off after it dries, then wash it - maybe. Since we bought ours at the end of '03, we've probably washed them three times. Hell, they get dirty just sitting on the trailer going out to ride...[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
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wash it good to get all the dirt off then put a few cap fulls of that car wash concentrate bubbly soup stuff, then use a sponge wipe to wipe the soupy water and clean all the plastic good. Rinse off soup and let dry, before completely dry douse all plactic with armor-all, then let it dry and before you go riding the next time wipe off all the armor-all so it is now shiny and dry. be sure to wipe off all armor all befroe you ride of dust will stick to it. You can also wait for the plastic to completely dry after rinsing it and then spray armor all and immediatly rub it off like you normally would. I just think the first method is eaiser.
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Tryed a small area on my ATV with car wax and it looked like crap. Heard of others using Pledge furniture wax. Figured what the heck. WOW!! Is all I can say! It makes your fourwheeler shine like you wouldn't believe. Plus it makes dirt and dust come off way easier when you wash it. I now Pledge mine everytime after washing my ATV. Try it...You'll love it!