Motul Helmet Cleaning Care Pack Kit - M1 M2

Yes, the M1 Helmet and Visor Cleaner is formulated to be safe for all helmet finishes, including matte. However, always test on an inconspicuous area first if you have concerns.

It is recommended to use the M2 cleaner as needed, typically after rides in hot conditions, or whenever you notice any unpleasant odors. Regular use, perhaps once a week or bi-weekly depending on riding frequency and conditions, helps maintain optimal hygiene.

Yes, the M2 Helmet Interior Cleaner has been dermatologically tested and is formulated to be non-irritating to the skin.

While M2 is primarily for interiors, it should not cause significant damage to exterior finishes if wiped off promptly with a damp cloth and then dried. However, for best results and to maintain the anti-insect properties of M1, use M1 for exterior cleaning.

Store the M1 and M2 cleaners in their original bottles, tightly capped, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep the microfiber cloth clean and dry.

While soap and water can clean a visor, they may not offer the streak-free finish or anti-insect properties of the M1 cleaner. Dish soaps can also sometimes strip protective coatings on visors. The M1 cleaner is specifically designed for this purpose.

Ensure you are wiping in one consistent direction. If streaks persist, try wiping with a slightly damp section of the microfiber cloth first, then dry with a separate dry section. Ensure the visor is not excessively dirty before application, as very heavy grime might require a pre-rinse or multiple passes.

Ensure the M2 cleaner is applied evenly throughout the helmet interior, reaching all fabric surfaces. Allow adequate drying time. For persistent odors, a second application may be necessary. Ensure the helmet is not excessively damp before applying M2, as moisture can exacerbate odor issues.

Wash the microfiber cloth separately from other fabrics, especially those that produce lint (like cotton towels). Avoid using fabric softener, as it can reduce the cloth's absorbency and cleaning power.