2010 Polaris Hammer Owners Manual - Page 126

Cleaning Suede Paint Finishes If your motorcycle has a suede paint finish, do not use conventional cleaning methods to clean your motorcycle. Suede paint is different from VICTORY's usual high-gloss finish. Like suede fabric, suede paint changes as you interact with the finish. It will change with time, exposure to elements and use. The quality of the paint is not affected by these changes. Suede paint cannot be buffed out if it becomes scratched or scuffed. If polished, the finish will become less flat or matte. This finish cannot be repaired if it receives heavy damage such as a scratch or chip. Suede Finish Cleaning Suede paint should be cleaned and cared for in the following manner: 1. Spray Pure Victory Polish Suede Finish Cleaner (#90949) directly on all the suede bodywork. 2. Using a Pure Victory Polish 100% Microfiber Polishing Towel (#90962), wipe the cleaner into the surface, then wipe the finish dry using a clean, dry surface of the towel. 3. After you have cleaned and dried your suede bodywork, apply Pure Victory Polish Suede Finish Protectant (#90950) to maintain and protect the beauty of your VICTORY motorcycle. Be sure to apply the protectant after every cleaning. See page 125 for instructions. 124