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$tevo 01-06-07 11:08 PM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Women eh? Wouldn't you think life was too short to worry about towels smelling of wd40 or favourite mugs stinking of petrol?

Who can figure them out?

Lozzo 02-06-07 08:55 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
If they might possibly notice the patch of burnt grass where you disposed of the towel, acquire a plane and a large bomb, take off and nuke the entire area from a great height.

Belt and braces approach to removing a tank pad.

K 02-06-07 09:01 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tildo (Post 1202127)
Women eh? Wouldn't you think life was too short to worry about towels smelling of wd40 or favourite mugs stinking of petrol?

Who can figure them out?

Erm...

... not me that's for sure. 8-[

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Originally Posted by Lozzo (Post 1202216)
If they might possibly notice the patch of burnt grass where you disposed of the towel, acquire a plane and a large bomb, take off and nuke the entire area from a great height.

Belt and braces approach to removing a tank pad.

Nah. Take off and nuke it from orbit...

... it's the only way to be sure.:cool:

MiniMatt 02-06-07 09:10 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K (Post 1202219)
Nah. Take off and nuke it from orbit...

... it's the only way to be sure.:cool:

Hold on one second, that installation has a substantial dollar value attached!

K 02-06-07 09:16 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Yes, but I do believe Corporal Hicks is in charge.

Tim in Belgium 02-06-07 07:01 PM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Will WD40 also be ok to use on a screen even though it is plastic?

I've got some nasty residues from trackday stickers there.

kwak zzr 03-06-07 08:10 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
WD-40 is good for everything except brakes and tyres, as for tank pads i just pulled mine off no problems.

Tim in Belgium 03-06-07 08:45 AM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Will give it a go after the Moto GP, and finally silicon grease up my front plug.

Tim in Belgium 03-06-07 03:21 PM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Yep the WD-40 (or Tesco's Maintenance spray, it looks, smells and tastes the same) worked a treat on the screen. Couldn't be bothered doing the silicon grease as would mean easing the fairing sidepanels away and hinging the fron Rad, that can wait for another day.

svpilot 04-06-07 12:28 PM

Re: Tank protector removal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tildo (Post 1202127)
Women eh? Wouldn't you think life was too short to worry about towels smelling of wd40 or favourite mugs stinking of petrol?

Who can figure them out?

Amen, my missus even got upset when I tried to clean my earplugs in the dishwasher.


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