handy dandy christmas prezzies

Originally Posted by kwak zzr

trouble is u can see it on the engine and swingarm and it looks like u have an oil leak.

Too thick a coating, I treat my mastercylinder with a thin coating of ACF-50 and it leaves it semi-shiny not greasy.

mmmm i must get some of that.

[Shellywoozle]

Kwak - I introduced you to Scottoiler FS365 ! I fink !

She liked her hair dryer, did she like her other pressy

ya she likes all of them, think i'll keep the hair dry'r in the garage tho hehe, u right it was the scottoiler stuff wasnt it doh!

Originally Posted by Shellywoozle

Scottoiler FS365

Not as good as ACF-50 as FS365 is water soluble which means after every damp ride or wash you have to reapply more, not the case with ACF-50 as one coat will last a year (or more).

ACF-50 is used on military boats, ships, and aircraft which just shows how good it is.

A hair dryer to dry the calipers with, great idea! I''ll have to see if my girlfriend has a spare lying about...

Quick question tho kwak, d'you wash inside the caliper with the cold water as well - pads, rotor etc - to get all the road salt etc out?

Cheers!

yup, well soapy water then rinse with cold, dry them off well and jobs a good'un.

Nice one, cheers!

[Dave20046]

I'd rather be riding it ....

[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by skyline

A hair dryer to dry the calipers with, great idea! I''ll have to see if my girlfriend has a spare lying about...

shhhhh, the best bet is when you give your brakes an overhaul is to dry them on a low heat in the oven.....well mine is fan assisted
Just don't tell Im Indoors YC suggested it when i did mine last!