Just bought a 2014 Low mileage ST. Only issue were some bug splatters residue on the black paint.
I am a clean freak so I wanted them gone. I have used 3M compound before but it was very labour intensive when using your hand and a cloth. Then I saw an ad for the Meguiar's DA Power System and said what the heck.
It is a small orbital buffer that fits into your drill. Got it home and applied the compound and proceeded to buff the paint. O.M.G. most of the bug splatters ( intestine fluid burn ) were gone to almost gone. Another pass and they were history. Of course with these results I went crazy and attacked other defects on the paint. Great results. I have owned a ST1300 before and the mufflers on all ST's have a square spot near the rear pegs that are kinda a milky looking and not as shiny. Soooooo pulled out the buffer and applied a liberal amount of Autosol and buffed the mufflers. Again
great results. Milky square gone and the rest of the mufflers now have a mirror sheen.
I am a clean freak so I wanted them gone. I have used 3M compound before but it was very labour intensive when using your hand and a cloth. Then I saw an ad for the Meguiar's DA Power System and said what the heck.
It is a small orbital buffer that fits into your drill. Got it home and applied the compound and proceeded to buff the paint. O.M.G. most of the bug splatters ( intestine fluid burn ) were gone to almost gone. Another pass and they were history. Of course with these results I went crazy and attacked other defects on the paint. Great results. I have owned a ST1300 before and the mufflers on all ST's have a square spot near the rear pegs that are kinda a milky looking and not as shiny. Soooooo pulled out the buffer and applied a liberal amount of Autosol and buffed the mufflers. Again
great results. Milky square gone and the rest of the mufflers now have a mirror sheen.
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