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Old 23-Jul-2006, 19:33   #1
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yes, the guy in the shop mentioned something about 'propelent' and people applying things straight onto the helmet rather than onto a cloth first...
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Old 23-Jul-2006, 19:54   #2
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maybe that would explain why my upper air vet on my RX7 fell apart...
Doh.....
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Old 23-Jul-2006, 20:24   #3
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Hello

mild soppy water for me, but prefer a good down pour, to get the helmet and leathers clean, as this happened to me on Saturday afternoon.

maybe not the most practical I know . .

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Old 23-Jul-2006, 20:29   #4
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Warm water, no soap or anything, and a soft kitchen towel. Soak all the bug's etc leave it a while and wipe dry with kitchen towel.
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