A few is amazing!
Can go gunky and slimey if you don't do it right
Cannot say for gt85
GT 85 or ACF 50
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Sir-knob-head
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Re: GT 85 or ACF 50
Idiots exist everywhere
Doesn't mean you have to argue with them
Live to ride. Ride to live
Doesn't mean you have to argue with them
Live to ride. Ride to live
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StormingHonda
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Re: GT 85 or ACF 50
bazza696 wrote:I will be taking the biffer to a local bike shop that will be hosting an http://allyearbiker.co.uk/ cost about £65 quid, but they clean, dry, ACF50 and polish the bike.
from everything that I have read about ACF50 is that it needs to be sprayed on by gun and compressor, other methods cause it to run and not get into all the nooks and crannies.
Thats why I use a paint brush on hard to reach places but the spray is compressed air so they are talking boolacks.