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Id just use a regular wax. As far as a polish, I would use something that fills and do it by hand. Ive never attempted to buff those plastic panels(at least on my snowmobile).
If its fast, loud, and runs on a flammable liquid...count me in.
Thanks for the picture, looks like a lot of fun...
NXT for the pained or glossy plastic panels and it looks like the Polaris has some kind of black plastic trim around the body panels, if this is true, and especially if it's textured, then don't use NXT or any wax on these trim pieces but instead use Gold Class Trim Detailer
And of course... keep the shiny side up...
Mike Phillips 760-515-0444 showcargarage@gmail.com "Find something you like and use it often"
All three are good quality machines, but each is suited to your individual needs. The rzr is the fastest (60 mph) and smallest, but do to its narrow stance and low ground clearance its tips easy and drag a lot, but it can fit anywhere an atv goes. The Honda big red is the opposite, its a work related utv that is large and will have trouble on smaller trails, the rhino is a balance of both, being able to work or play (45mph) and tons of performance parts are available.
Polaris is more like a buggy as where a Rhino is a truck. Polaris has more suspension travel than a Rhino.
I agree that Polaris has better suspension than Rhino, but my Rhino does seem more powerful. I think the Polaris RZR S is a great investment, I know you'll have fun with it! BMartin @ benicetoyourvolvo.com
I have a RZR XP, the wife has an S. I use NXT on the paint, Maxima SC1 on the black trim. They've been in the mud, dirt, salt, and sand...they still look like new.
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