Have you tried using a little common baking flour to remove the applied wax. I find that it works great with less effort. Leaves a really nice shine no matter what paste wax brand you use. I like to use Lucas fast spray wax for quick shine ups. Mcquire's makes some really good wax products also. Try putting a little flour on your polishing rag, you'll be amazed how easily you can remove the wax haze and get a beautiful shine.
 
An 82 CM450E Honda with stage 4 internals and about 7 thousand miles on a super polished engine, and a 82 Silver Wing GL500
 
3m boat wax. Best I've found, especially on black. Comes off really easy. They make a polish & wax, and just a wax. No scratches, use just the wax. Daughter had a black Charger and was waxing it. Was almost done and rean out. I handed her my 3m to finish. She did half the hood and wiped it off. Stood back and said, now I have to do the rest of the car again. The black with the 3m looked a lot deeper and shinier. Not cheap, but good stuff. The wax only is hard to find, the restorer/wax is everywhere. Called Perfect It.
Perfect It
 
I have used this on my Shovelhead for many years.
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I had a little Silver Wing and put a lot of trouble free miles on it.....over 40k if I remember right. Had full fairing, slow, but smooth.
 
(quoted from post at 08:34:58 08/04/23) I have used this on my Shovelhead for many years.
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My friend that owned a motorsports dealership for many years still says this was the best stuff he has used. And he was not a Honda dealer.
 
Mine was given to me by a neighbor with the rear frame cut off, all electrical hanging out and no fairing. With an LED headlight, and some 4130 tubing and a rear light housing and replacement rear seat, mine is fine and dandy. Jim
 

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