Motorcycle chrome care

[AZFrosty]

I just bought a Harley TriGlide with more chrome than I know what to do with. I'm asking for recommendations for chrome care products. Also do I use something like 303 protectant on the black plastic and lines? Any other advice would be appreciated.
And I know we all like pictures so...

[Jimmy Vegas]

I'm really happy with Flitz for the chrome and aluminum on my '88 Magna and '72 Chevelle.

I've been using 303 on my cables, under the hood of my cars, etc., but am looking at trying out Woflgang Exterior Trim Sealant.



P.S. Cool trike!

[custmsprty]

This is a great starter kit.

S100 Motorcycle Care Kit: The molded attach case contains everything you need to clean and protect your bikes finish and make it shine.

[AZ Mike]

Welcome to Autogeek from another Zonie. That's a nice looking machine.

[jkrig]

The S100 kit is a good way to go....I was gonna recommend P21s polishing soap....(same company)...

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Welcome to AGO! From another AZ'er...

I'm a big fan of the McKee's products: McKees RV Liquid Chrome Metal Polish

Safe on chrome, aluminum and stainless steel

Detailed this Indian.... Lot's of chrome on this bad-boy!

[2black1s]

I keep the chrome on my two Harley's looking good with simple washings. Only occasionally will I use a mild polish (like once every year or two) and then only if the chrome is looking a little dingy. Chrome really doesn't require much maintenance other than keeping it clean. I've seen an awful lot of damaged chrome from people getting to aggressive with polishing and/or polishing too often.

To me the key is keeping it clean with mild washings and do everything you can to minimize scratches because once they're there, they're there for good. It's not like paint. Once chrome is scratched, those scratches are there for life... You can't polish them away.

[LSNAutoDetailing]

I keep the chrome on my two Harley's looking good with simple washings. Only occasionally will I use a mild polish (like once every year or two) and then only if the chrome is looking a little dingy. Chrome really doesn't require much maintenance other than keeping it clean. I've seen an awful lot of damaged chrome from people getting to aggressive with polishing and/or polishing too often.

To me the key is keeping it clean with mild washings and do everything you can to minimize scratches because once they're there, they're there for good. It's not like paint. Once it's scratched, those scratches are there for life... You can't polish them away.

Very good point. This will be your friend! McKee’s 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash

[custmsprty]

This is an excellent product, it shines and protects chrome w/o any abrasives.

Mothers Chrome Polish is an easy-to-use liquid metal polish that cleans & brightens chrome wheels and rims. Mothers Chrome Polish is gentle on shiny

My scoot has a little bit of chrome on it

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...stmsprty96.jpg

[Eldorado2k]

I asked my friend who owns 2 Harleys this very same question just a few days ago. I wanted to know what do bikers use for the chrome on their bikes?

He didn't hesitate to reach for his bottle of "Protect All"
He pretty much said this is the stuff everyone uses. They sell it at the Harley dealer and everyone trusts it because Harley recommends it.

@Custmsprty. Is that true?