Motorcycles, with their disparate components such as steel, plastic, and glass, require careful maintenance to keep their aesthetics and functionality intact. Regular polishing not only improves the appearance of the motorcycle, but also protects the materials from wear, scratches, and weathering. By using a professional polishing paste specific to each material, optimum results can be achieved without damaging the surface. Let’s find out how to polish different parts of the motorcycle effectively and professionally.

Step 1: Polishing the Steel Tank
The tank is one of the most visible and vulnerable parts of the motorcycle, often prone to scratches and oxidation. To treat this element, the use of a professional abrasive paste such as Melody for Steel, designed to remove the imperfections and small abrasions that form over time.

Protection After Polishing, with WAXEE

After completing the polishing of steel motorcycle parts, and for chrome parts, it is highly recommended to apply a specific protectant such as WAXEE, a super-polishing and protective paste. Our super-polishing cream creates a protective layer against oxidation, moisture, dust and other elements that can compromise shine over time. Using WAXEE helps keep your motorcycle’s steel surfaces shiny and resistant to everyday wear and tear. Apply the polishing and protective cream evenly to all treated metal surfaces and let it dry completely for long-lasting protection and a flawless finish.

Step 2: Polish the Plastic Parts

Many motorcycles have plastic parts such as fairings, fenders and other aesthetic components. Plastic, if not properly cared for, can become discolored or scratched. To care for these surfaces, we recommend a polishing paste specifically for plastic, such as the.

Step 3: Care of the Glass or Plexiglass Windshield

The motorcycle windshield, made of glass or plexiglass, is subject to scratches, dullness and deterioration due to continuous exposure to the elements. To ensure clear vision and a smooth surface at all times, it is important to polish this part regularly with a specific product such as Meta.

General Tips

• It is essential to use specific products for each type of material to avoid damage. Steel requires different treatment than plastic or glass, as each material reacts differently to the chemical compounds in abrasive pastes.
• Before applying the abrasive paste, make sure the surface is clean and dry, thus avoiding trapping dirt particles that could further scratch the surface.
• Polishing should not be excessive. Applying abrasive products too aggressively or frequently can wear down the treated surface.
• We recommend testing the product on a small hidden area before use to ensure that it is not too aggressive or incompatible with the material being treated.