BMWMCCWA

I am looking to buy some ACF-50, what is it?
Supposedly an excellent corrosion inhibitor for use on motorcycles. Rather than me explaining it you can check out the links here.

http://www.blockchemical.com/acf-50-mot ... nformation

http://www.allyearbiker.co.uk/ACF50.html

I have found a source in Perth but there is a minimum purchase value of $150 which will equate to 7 cans (aerosol cans)
A little of this stuff goes a long way, a treatment lasting several months where products like WD40 quickly dissipate.

If you would like in on a bulk buy put your name down and I will purchase the product and you can then pick it up from me at a club meet. It will work out to $21 per can

Put me down for 1 can please JonO.

Swampy

Good on you Swampy, I have picked up 7 cans, 4 now accounted for, 3 left!
I will bring yours on Saturday

Cheers
JonO

Jono a can for me if any left
Jamie

I think this may be the same stuff that Chris R told me about some time ago.............Liquid Gold

Cheers Swampy

Done Jamie, 2 left now!

1 for moi......please

Hi Jono,
If you have one left I would like to be in.
Cheers,
Gav

Ok Koos and Gav you have the last cans
Will bring along this Sunday and to the Monday GM

Cheers
Jono

I used ACF-50 in the UK to keep winter salt and general crud out of the electrics on my bikes/cars/toys. I continue to use it here, one word of warning; IT CREEPS!

I bought my first can around 1998 it's the only one I've ever bought and I'm still using it, Swampy has seen the evidence.

Having shaken the can WELL and having used it VERY SPARINGLY, you can expect to find it in your ear, socks, jocks and pretty much anywhere else within a ten metre radius. It is delivered from the can as a pink foam - nice. It smells pretty good too.

Can I suggest you impregnate a clean, old duster or, soft cloth with the stuff; you won't need much, remember, it creeps; store the cloth in an airtight snaplok bag. Providing you don't get too much in the cloth, it does a terrific job of bringing things like black plastic eg., pannier cases, back looking like new. Use too much and it looks like an oil spill, and bear in mind dust will stick to it.

Make sure you don't get it on things you don't want slippery, saddles, brake discs and hand grips come to mind here.

So in summary, it's expensive, it's an excellent product, it does what it says on the tin and, if used properly will probably outlast you!

I have no connection whatsoever to the product or it's importer/resellers.