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Hello Jon,
If you or any other club member is considering doing another Bulk Buy of the Wonderful and Magical ACF 50 Spray please put me down for 2 x cans.

Anyone who has never utilised this spray will be amazed at it's properties and uses

If you wish to know more speak to Chris or JonO.

Ps: Conversely if anyone knows where I can purhase this spray as an individual and at what price please let me know on this forum,

Thank You

Swampy

Found these companies as official suppliers

Western Australia

Aviall Australia Pty Ltd.
Address:11 Eagle Drive

City:Jandakot

Local phone:61-8-9332-7855

Website:http://www.aviall.com

Fax:61-8-9332-8858

Block Chemical
Address:sales@blockchemical.com

City:Western Australia

Local phone:0468 359 250

Website:http://www.blockchemical.com

Thanks for the detailed information.

Cheers Swampy

Swamp,
just a word of caution on this (and any chemical/s) that we all use:
Every manufacture must make available to the end user/general public a current copy of each products MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) and this one's here:

http://www.acf-50.co.uk/acrobat/ACF-50A ... 11MSDS.pdf

click on the link and thoroughly acquaint yourself with all of the advice and in particular any PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) recommendations, after all, a bloke of your age needs to look after himself.....

If anyone has a pre-disposition to Asthma or any other upper respiratory tract sensitivity, they should either wear an appropriate respirator at best, ...or worst.... wheel your beloved (not the misses, the other one ) outside and go for your life.

Also note its an oxidiser, (might make oxygen when mixed with other stuff during a fire)....(not good)...

Looks like a couple of long eared fluffy bunnies also contributed (sorry committed ) to the test results...

Are you planning to use this product carrying out your new income building scheme? ................................................or keeping for your shiney, shiney GS (Generally Shiney), very shiney ??

How much is this gear anyway ??

Where did you learn your chemistry sprocket?
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Also note its an oxidiser, (might make oxygen when mixed with other stuff during a fire)....(not good)...
Looks like a couple of long eared fluffy bunnies also contributed (sorry committed ) to the test results...

Oxidisers add oxides to the things they oxidise. For instance when iron turns to rust it forms a iron oxide, it generally doesn't release oxygen rather it takes oxygen out of the air. This is especially irrelevant on Swamps bike I doubt rust would ever get into the equation. :
But I do take your point that inhaling some of these things isn't a good idea

"It's Good Shit Man"

Swampy

should have read: Materials to avoid:Avoid Oxidizing materials (Liquid or compressed oxygen, peroxides, chlorine), strong alkalis. (Storage, that is)...

Good pick up Bill