So I have a flat/matte gray motorcycle that obviously I like to keep clean, especially because when the matte gets scuffed or something, it's not as simple as polishing it. There's really no way out for that.
With that said, maintaining a matte finish is a headache of its own and I rather avoid giving the bike a full wash everytime it needs a cleaning.
So would using rinseless be a good idea to keep it up? Say when it's a bit dirtier than a simple dusting, such as after a ride in light rain?
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Hello everyone,
So I have a flat/matte gray motorcycle that obviously I like to keep clean, especially because when the matte gets scuffed or something, it's not as simple as polishing it. There's really no way out for that.
With that said, maintaining a matte finish is a headache of its own and I rather avoid giving the bike a full wash everytime it needs a cleaning.
So would using rinseless be a good idea to keep it up? Say when it's a bit dirtier than a simple dusting, such as after a ride in light rain?
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