Re: Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
Try a warteless or rinseless wash such as UWWA, D114, or D115.
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Re: Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
Yes! It is a lighter black, almost greyish color, than the tank itself, which is matte black.
Washing is difficult as my condo association does not allow "WASHING OF VEHICLES".
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Re: Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
The painted plastic, I would definitely wash, clay and cleaner wax.
The "semi coarse strip" - is that painted?
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Re: Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
Sadly no pics of the surface, it's a glossy painted finish (again plastic) on the sides of the tank, and a semi coarse strip that rolls up the middle towards the triple clamp and around the ignition.
I did use Quick detailer today, I know it won't provide any real protection, but it cleaned the plastic VERY well, will give it a bit to cure. Didn't use too much, just enough and used a light sweeping motion, drying all parts.
Not too well versed in plastics.
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Re: Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
Do you have any pics of the surfaces you're talking about?
I'm thinking a wash, clay and cleaner wax..
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Maybe ultimate quick detailer followed by ultimate wax or spray wax.
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Cleaning a 2014 Ducati Monster 796 (plastic tank)
What would you recommend to clean the plastic tank/rear cowl?
Looking for something that would add protection as well as clean the surface and possibly remove blemishes (bugs, fingerprints, etc).
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