Bike Cleaning (you said keep it clean)

[DavidMember]

mthickett wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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LANOX is the DUCKS GUTS for making old plastics look new again. We spray our bikes with it after every wash.Not the discs though.

Must be a yearly occasion in Wauchope Mick, i’ve never seen your bike clean.:laugh:

Hey did you notice how clean Betty was last ride mthickett, I just use that special mud soap, works a treat:)

[Michelle ThickettMember]

It’s so dirty it needs an XXX rating (i felt dirty just looking at it)

Was it that dirty looking up at it from underneath Rat?

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

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Was it that dirty looking up at it from underneath Rat?

:woohoo: LMFAO, nice one.

[DavidMember]

mthickett wrote:

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It’s so dirty it needs an XXX rating (i felt dirty just looking at it)

Was it that dirty looking up at it from underneath Rat?

Dunno mate the eyeballs had not stopped spinning enough for me to focus and I was in “Auto pick back up before the boys hang shit on me” mode,:blink: :blink:

[Mick DMember]

mthickett wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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LANOX is the DUCKS GUTS for making old plastics look new again. We spray our bikes with it after every wash.Not the discs though.

Must be a yearly occasion in Wauchope Mick, i’ve never seen your bike clean.:laugh:

Yeah,But the kids bikes are gleaming.

[DavidMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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mthickett wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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LANOX is the DUCKS GUTS for making old plastics look new again. We spray our bikes with it after every wash.Not the discs though.

Must be a yearly occasion in Wauchope Mick, i’ve never seen your bike clean.:laugh:

Yeah,But the kids bikes are gleaming.

Yeah what he said about my kids bikes as well

[drewMember]

if lanox and lanotech are similar products, i use lanotech on the chain too.

it is lanolin from the wool when they wash it.

the ferries in Sydney harbour use lanotech to stop the barnacles from sticking themselves to the boats, as a result of it building a film over time they use less fuel per week because they “slip” through the water better.

concrete formeres also use it on the form work to stop the water and cement sticking, they get 10 times the amount of forms before having to replace them.

i haven’t done my plastics in some time.

i sanded some of the smaller scratched out of the rear guard with wet and dry with a few grades until they were reduced in depth. then hit with some cheap spray can clear.

end result looked good for the amount of effort put in.

[Mick DMember]

Yep Lanox is made from the lanolin from wool. I haven’t heard of Lanotech but can imagine it would do the same job and probably isn’t as dear as Lanox $85.00 for 4 liters. The 4 liter drum I have has lasted for years and we use it all the time.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Mmm don’t use the Lannox on the engines parts for storage, yeah it’ll never corrode, and once dried you’ll never get it off,and everything sticks to it….yes this I have done :blush:

Run over the scratched plastics carefully with a heat gun, all discolouration and fine scratches will disappear.

get it right priceless
get it wrong also priceless…:laugh:

BC

[dennis da menaceMember]

i reckon good old everyday Jiff works great for taking out small scratches. its wicked for cleaning the leg marks off fuel tanks too.

hey boony, lanox is that stuff you use as lube…baaa baaa:P

[Dwayne OMember]

I still use the good old CT18 Truckwash,, spray on & leave overnight when real dirty,,,, Hose off and Voila- KLX all clean and shiny.
It seems to coat the plastics as well;)

I have used Lanotech on many other things for lubrication & it is good gear too :blink:
Minds out of the gutter Boontang & Spidy:woohoo:

[glennMember]

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i reckon good old everyday Jiff works great for taking out small scratches. its wicked for cleaning the leg marks off fuel tanks too.

hey boony, lanox is that stuff you use as lube…baaa baaa:P

you where right spidy when you said quote ( all the sheep Ive had come with inbuilt lubrication) unquote

makes it bloody hard to hold then though.

[glennMember]

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I still use the good old CT18 Truckwash,, spray on & leave overnight when real dirty,,,, Hose off and Voila- KLX all clean and shiny.
It seems to coat the plastics as well;)

I have used Lanotech on many other things for lubrication & it is good gear too :blink:
Minds out of the gutter Boontang & Spidy:woohoo:

Beagle thats just not clever … of dourse i need to take the piss out of that post

How do you get it out of the end of the vacuum cleaner when your finished:blink:

[Dwayne OMember]

I aint gonna answer that one Boony,,,,,,, work it out for yourself:P

[dennis da menaceMember]

careful with the CT18 eag’s, its a strong alkali, its not good for alloy over long periods.

velcro gloves boong??????? theyre big in NZ:P

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