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Does anyone have a good way to get the fabric on the new leatt's clean? I've got a new blue and white one, and the white always seems to stain. Any special cleaners?
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maybe scotch guard it when its clean, that way it'll keep some of the crap out of it
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Try some MX ATV Wash from X-Tream Clean Products. Use it on the bike, boots, riding gear, roost protectors, helmets and neck braces without harm. www.mxwash.com
Go Ahead, Get Dirty...Our Solutions Can Clean 'Em Up www.mxwash.com
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Has anyone ever tried Molecule? Its a cleaner used in Karting. The stuff works better than anything I've ever tried. Its just hard to find.
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Cody24 wrote:
Has anyone ever tried Molecule? Its a cleaner used in Karting. The stuff works better than anything I've ever tried. Its just hard to find.
Cody24,
Target Distributing
3735 William Richardson Drive
South Bend, IN 46628 USA
Phone: (574) 272-0252
They are a wholesale distributor for our products, X-Tream Clean and for Molecule to the karting market. They will not sell it directly to you, but Traget can point you in the right direction as to who carries these brands and which retailers might be close to you.
Go Ahead, Get Dirty...Our Solutions Can Clean 'Em Up www.mxwash.com
