Looking for something that both cleans and polishes...preferably a spray...any ideas? 

Pledge furniture polish. 

Still better to clean, then polish. Simple too. Not much area on a sled.

Plexus with a lint free cloth. 

https://www.captainrichardsbest.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=56
 

we use this stuff at work. I have a bottle at home to for my things It’s  damn good stuff. My buddy who use to detail back in the day uses malco products for all his stuff.

Malco fine polish with a good orbital polisher than ceramic coat. It'll do the trick on headlight lenses that have faded as well

32 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

https://www.captainrichardsbest.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=56
 

we use this stuff at work. I have a bottle at home to for my things It’s  damn good stuff. My buddy who use to detail back in the day uses malco products for all his stuff.

That stuff looks like it might be the way to go...thanks. 

11 hours ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

That stuff looks like it might be the way to go...thanks. 

Been using it almost 15yrs no complaints works good. Guy I use to work with seen it at Daytona bike week years ago and we’ve been using it since.

Maxima sc1.

Well I was ordering a set of Shaper Bars from Dennis Kirk and they had Plexus so I added it to the order.👍🏼

Pledge all day...

On 1/28/2021 at 5:51 PM, SHADOSPRIT said:

Pledge all day...

it's really the best bang for your buck

I use a Turtle Wax spray on wax.  They have a couple different kinds I have used over the years.  The plastics one works good but stays a bit greasy, like Armor All kind of.

Pledge or Plexus would work fine too.

What’s the point of waxing?

14 minutes ago, Cwhite138 said:

What’s the point of waxing?

To watch the water bead off of course lol.

40 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

To watch the water bead off of course lol.

Nice!...sounds like a good use of time and money

I fell prey to the Ski Doo XPS spray polish on the parts counter last time I was in the dealership. It actually works very well. 

On 2/12/2021 at 9:02 PM, Cwhite138 said:

Nice!...sounds like a good use of time and money

Brand new sled....15 bucks for  a can of Plexus (or whatever you use) and a few minutes time to keep it looking good...hardly a waste of time and money. 

4 hours ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

Brand new sled....15 bucks for  a can of Plexus (or whatever you use) and a few minutes time to keep it looking good...hardly a waste of time and money. 

Make sure you don't screw up your un painted panels 

I guess it will keep it lookin good when you have to sell it in a year. 

Edited February 17, 20214 yr by Cwhite138

19 minutes ago, Cwhite138 said:

Make sure you don't screw up your un painted panels 

I guess it will keep it lookin good when you have to sell it in a year. 

Your thinking carnauba wax which will leave white residue on black texture plastic. The things we are talking here like plexus and capt richards stuff I suggested doesn’t leave white residue on black plastic.

39 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

Your thinking carnauba wax which will leave white residue on black texture plastic. The things we are talking here like plexus and capt richards stuff I suggested doesn’t leave white residue on black plastic.

Ill fully admit I was just trolling. I don't know shit about wax . 

Literally watched some one wax a car at work for the fist time on Friday lol partially the reason I even said something in this thread. 
buddy actually buffed it also.. it made a massive difference, took for ever. 

Edited February 17, 20214 yr by Cwhite138

5 minutes ago, Cwhite138 said:

Ill fully admit I was just trolling. I don't know shit about wax . 

Literally watched some one wax a car at work for the fist time on Friday lol partially the reason I even said something in this thread. 
buddy actually buffed it also.. it made a massive difference, took for ever. 

Yup, a full detail clay bar, Buffing/polishing and carnauba wax does take forever but it will look amazing. I do my wife’s car once a year and it takes a good 4-5hrs. A simple spray cleaner/polish is a few minute deal.

On 2/17/2021 at 11:19 AM, 800renegaderider said:

Yup, a full detail clay bar, Buffing/polishing and carnauba wax does take forever but it will look amazing. I do my wife’s car once a year and it takes a good 4-5hrs. A simple spray cleaner/polish is a few minute deal.

I used to do my cars and trucks every spring.  Cars would take a good 3-4 hours good detail & wax, trucks are a good 5 hour job.

I'm done with all that shit now, it rusts out anyways.

On 2/12/2021 at 7:06 PM, Cwhite138 said:

What’s the point of waxing?

Lol I don't even wash the fuckers bark marks make em look tough and help hide the cracked plastic Lol

10 hours ago, Ez ryder said:

Lol I don't even wash the fuckers bark marks make em look tough and help hide the cracked plastic Lol

ill pull the sticks and branches that get caught between the panels.

Once you don't care about how they look you can have more fun.
IM scared if I tried to wax mine it peal off the paint still sticking. 

4 hours ago, Cwhite138 said:

ill pull the sticks and branches that get caught between the panels.

Once you don't care about how they look you can have more fun.
IM scared if I tried to wax mine it peal off the paint still sticking. 

I know.  I get a new sled and first ting I do is head for the sumac to just get it over with . 

I get it with a Dimond princess I guess but they are still just worthless pos snomobiles in the end . If I need to work on one I will bring it to the self serve car was with a jug of degreeser.