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  • February 2, 2011 at 2:10 am #99510

    Alex
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    Hi everyone,
    I’ve come across a product alternative to silicon sprays and WD-40 style sprays to protect the bike after washing.
    In the old days I used to spray WD over most of the metal parts but nowdays use silicon spray over nearly everything to protect it as well as make cleaning the bike next time heaps easier.
    I normally get whatever is on special and have found good silicon sprays, and bad ones.
    Well now I’ve thrown them all in the bin as this ACF-50 stuff is the ducks guts. Unlike some silicon sprays this stuff stays on and isn’t gluggy. They use the stuff on airplanes to protect them by the drum loads.
    I use it to stop surface rust after washing as well as helping dirt fall off instead of cling on during rides. It’s probably going to be magic for those of you that live near the ocean.
    Harley guys use it to protect chrome in the U.S and here too. Theres a link to a video and writeup if interested. I get my cans from the online shop mentioned in the forum link: Click here for link

    Anyway, I give it the thumbs up.

    February 2, 2011 at 5:17 am #195664

    alan
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    when you getting a hog axle don t think it would suit your style of riding.sounds like good stuff a bit dearer than 3$ tyre shine fom supercheap

    February 2, 2011 at 6:03 am #195674

    Adrian Lee
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    white rocket wrote:

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    when you getting a hog axle don t think it would suit your style of riding.sounds like good stuff a bit dearer than 3$ tyre shine fom supercheap

    I use CRC silicon spray and i thought that was dear at $14 a can.

    axel thanks for the Harley site link mate ;)

    February 2, 2011 at 6:25 am #195676

    Alex
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    $3 tire shine should probably stay on the tires don’t you think rocket? Especially on that white bike you have? :) Hogs are good fun to ride. I know a few owners. Hang out down Bunglegumbie road clubhouse sometimes hahaa.
    Silicon spray was always $8-14 for the reasonable stuff.
    It’s kinda like the Greater ads: Why would you want good (silicon) when you can have greater (acf-50)? :laugh:
    Some people pay extra for a better product. As far as I’m concerned it is top shelf stuff. I just use it sparingly I guess.
    Pleasure, Aido. Watch out of the bogans on there.

    February 2, 2011 at 7:29 am #195680

    Michael Fittler
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    We used “mr sheen” when we were preparing cars for motorshows and other special displays…it works well!

    February 2, 2011 at 8:10 am #195681

    alan
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    axel wrote:

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    $3 tire shine should probably stay on the tires don’t you think rocket? Especially on that white bike you have? :) Hogs are good fun to ride. I know a few owners. Hang out down Bunglegumbie road clubhouse sometimes hahaa.
    rocket wrote 3 dollar tyre shine is all that bike deserves it costs enough just to keep it going :side: could not imagine you on a harley but agree they are fun to ride .ps have also had a few big nights down the club house over the years :woohoo: :blink:
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