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Stumbled across this recommendation; it's highly-touted by folks on another forum and is apparently recommended for use on motorcycles.

I live in a dry area so don't use it and can't comment but here it is.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cspages/acf50.php

+1 ACF-50 is great stuff. I'm trying the S100 at the moment.

For plastic and rubber parts I use 303 Aerospace Protectant. This stuff is amazing and can stop fading completely. Between the two the girl is looking great.
http://www.303products.com/303r-aerospac...-32oz.html

RM you should try this stuff being in Navada. Thanks for the ACF-50 tip, I had forgotten about them.

Did my fenders two weeks ago with ACF50, fingers crossed....

(03-19-2014, 03:04 AM)Mick65_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Did my fenders two weeks ago with ACF50, fingers crossed....

ACF 50 is very good. i use it on a cloth and just wipe it on everything. I took the fenders off from new and painted two coates underneath no corrosion showing on anything. For the more tricky parts i use spray or small brush.

If you want to clean it off for any reason use WD40.

Ride safe
nigel

(03-19-2014, 03:02 AM)Ack-CB11_imp Wrote: [ -> ]+1 ACF-50 is great stuff. I'm trying the S100 at the moment.

For plastic and rubber parts I use 303 Aerospace Protectant. This stuff is amazing and can stop fading completely. Between the two the girl is looking great.
http://www.303products.com/303r-aerospac...-32oz.html

RM you should try this stuff being in Navada. Thanks for the ACF-50 tip, I had forgotten about them.

Thanks for that!

I use the 303 Protectant also. It is kind of expensive, but works great like Ack says. Its great for marine use too.

Make sure you buy the Protectant. There is a 303 fabric guard too, for Sunbrella, etc. And that works good too for boats tops, patio unbrellas, or whatever.

1. Smother the motorcycle with Kramp Easy-Lube.
2. Discard the motorcycle.