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[Older Guy]

Where can you buy ST2000?
      Older Guy

[Eagle Eye]

Go online and look at this stuff.  It's called "smart wax"  We use it in our detail department at my dealership (BMW) and I use it on my bike and all my cars.  They also make a product called RIM.  This stuff is incredible on chrome rims, it repels brake dust and once its applied, all you need to do is rinse off your chrome rims. Great stuff! 

Here's the URL:

http://www.smartwax.com/

For all intents and purposes, they're only selling a franchise here.  Who sells the product?   

[Rio]

For all intents and purposes, they're only selling a franchise here.  Who sells the product?   

you can buy it online on the site i'm pretty sure.

[miker]

Honda spray cleaner....

[Eagle Eye]

Found the link to the products.  Thanks. 

I believe their estimates of how many gallons of H2O used per wash is a bit on the high side.  I can wash and rinse my cars using maybe less than 25 gallons.  But I don't leave the hose running while wiping down the car.  I only use about a half cup of vinegar in five gallons of water to wash the car, give it a quick rinse and then apply wax when the time comes. 

I also have a clay bar that I use annually to prep for waxing my cars.  I prefer Malm's waxes and polishes.  http://www.malms.com/  They have the best Brazilian Carnuba on the market...per their marketing.  I happen to agree.  A little bit goes a long way.  Darn stuff is expensive, but because it doesn't take a lot, it doesn't hurt quite as much.

I've used Plexus on my motorcycles for years.  The price has doubled recently, so I've been looking for other alternatives.  I used to buy a large container for 9 bucks, now it is selling for over 20 at Road Rider, in San Jose.  It works great, but for that price it has me looking for something else again for the quick detail.  When in a pinch, I'll use McGuire's Ultra Detail. 

[iski]

Honda spray cleaner....

Yah. Very good stuff.

Also, Lemon Pledge.

[dps4]

I googled "STS2000 quart" and it took me to their web site. A quart costs around $16.00

[Rio]

Wow,  thats a clean bike!  Did you like clean it and haul it in a trailer for a photo shoot? 

[Eagle Eye]

Wow,  thats a clean bike!  Did you like clean it and haul it in a trailer for a photo shoot? 

Nope, just rode South from San Jose with the NorCal group on the way to meet up with the SoCal riders in San Simeon.  This was about 80 miles north of San Simeon.  But thanks anyhow. 

[MKW]

For what its worth, I use Meguiar's "ultimate wash and wax" for cleaning and ACE it spray on polish.  Really love that combination.  Two to three times a year I spend the time and apply Turtle Wax after a good washing followed by the ACE it polish 

[DavidG]

Zaino works well too. I use it on my car as well. I think you have to order it online though.
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=Z&Category_Code=YOUCHOOSE

[Spanky]

I've never use carnuba wax and seems to work ferry well.

[Big C.]

  Collinite Insulator wax easy on easy off no white powder.  Leaves a real deep crystal clear layer of protection.  
http://www.collinite.com/automotive-wax/insulator-wax//

[FLY-DOG]

I've tried just about every wax/polish product on the market but I like S100 Carnauba Paste Wax the best.  It's easy to use and really makes the paint on my new CVO pop.

[SDCVO]

I have been using P21S which is a pure 100% carnauba wax for about a year now. It is very expensive ($55 for a 6 oz tub which will probably last for 10 years) but I have never seen a "wetter" look after using before including Glare (which I used for years). It is kinda a pain to use because it is not a liquid or spray on and not something I use after every ride but when you want "to go all in" on your detail every couple of months, I have never seen anything like it. Here is the link

http://www.autogeek.net/p21s-100--carnauba-wax.html