Cleaning Snowmobiles

Ultimately you read about on every snowmobile forum.

Here's what I know and what I do NOT know

I know I like my sleds to be “stand out” shine every time and everywhere.

I know when I find a product that makes this satisfying task easier, I stick with it.

I do NOT know if you are the same or have the same borderline clean sled obsession.

I do know that a product by IPone called CleanRPolish comes in a “big boy size” spray can and makes cleaning a snowmobile easier with impressive results.

It's not only for some areas, it works great on all areas. Windshield, seat, aluminum, rubber, anything painted and anything plastic.

I do NOT know the best way or place for you to get IPone CleanRPolish.

I know it should be easier to find this stuff, but it is not as easy as it should be. If it was they would sell way more of it.

I know the entire line of high performance IPone products is distributed by Kimpex dealers and if you search for it on the inter web (and ignore all IPhone results), it will be well worth your time and effort to get some.

I know 1 jumbo size can keeps my sled looking mighty fine for a whole season.

I do NOT know if just 1 can will be enough for you, you may like it so much that you choose to use it on other vehicles. When you find it, get several or better yet a whole case of 12!

No mess, no streaking, no residue. Easy on, easy off, great shine. What else could you ask for?

IPone's CleanRPolish has become the official clean and shine product of the SledMagazine.com / Motoneiges.ca Columnist and Test Riders who choose to have their sleds shine like mine.

I know if you try it, you will be the next one to highly recommend it.

Greg Gilbert

Greg's first snowmobile experience was in 1968 when his Grandfather purchased a new Ski-doo Nordic 371 package including dog sled as a surprise family gift. “Grampy” thought that the Gilbert's would enjoy the new sport of snowmobiling and he was right. Since that first ride as an 8-year-old, snowmobiling has provided Greg with one of the greatest pleasures of his life. The experiences, excitement, adrenaline, adventures, freedom, memories and friendships have relaxed and rejuvenated him throughout his life. From 1985 – 1996 Greg was an active member of the “Arrowhead Mountain Snowmobile Club” in his hometown of Milton Vermont, holding positions of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, trail coordinator and membership chairman. Greg has also been involved in all aspects of trail construction and grooming as well as regional and statewide involvement. Greg has ridden over 130,000 miles throughout Vermont, Maine and all regions of Quebec. His riding experiences have been predominantly throughout Quebec since his first introduction in 1984 averaging 4000-5000 Quebec miles over the past 25+ years. Throughout 35 years of Quebec snowmobiling Greg has had positive interactions with many members of various groups and organizations. Greg is often in a unique position of being a comfortable, non-threatening bridge to better mutual understanding and communication of how we can work together to strengthen and protect our sport. Over the years Greg became well known throughout Quebec as “Greg du Vermont”, before joining the SledMagazine.com / Motoneiges.ca team in 2012 as a Columnist / Test Rider. Greg has written over 100 articles for SledMagazine.com / Motoneiges.ca, attended manufacturers Snow Shoot and Sneak Peek media events beginning in 2012 and is frequently seen at snowmobile events in both the US and Canada. Greg brings a unique personal perspective and style to his articles and has been a positive ambassador of snowmobiling for over 35 years. He is known throughout his hometown as the guy who thinks and talks about winter all summer long.

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