View Full Version : Mega gravel out at Port Waikato
Fishy
13th February 2006, 19:04
Just went for a quick hoon out to Port Waikato only to find there was no hooning to be had :crybaby: there is a shit load of resurfacing being done (must have just done it today) cause the guys were just leaving. There is now tar and gravel all stuck to my fairing :angry2:
So I wouldn't bother heading out that way for a week or two unless you like gravel and tar.
jonbuoy
13th February 2006, 19:25
Not my area but fuck I hate that shit, especially on your favorite hooning road. its so much worse when they pull the signs too early - still loose seal on the centre and outside of the lane.
APPLE
13th February 2006, 21:08
Hey fish?dont tell me you got that nice blade all messed up mate?autosol brings up stainless steel really good aye,Degreasers pretty gud 2 mate 4 tar removal.cheers?
Fishy
14th February 2006, 06:45
Hey Apple, yeah man the bike is covered in shit!. Bloody sticky tar crap on the fairing and swingarm. Can't use degreaser on the fairings so I hope the wash stuff I have is gonna get it off. Will have to try and clean it tomorrow seeing its valentines tonight I don't think I will be allowed to give the blade a wash...hmmm maybe?
Grahameeboy
14th February 2006, 06:48
Hey Apple, yeah man the bike is covered in shit!. Bloody sticky tar crap on the fairing and swingarm. Can't use degreaser on the fairings so I hope the wash stuff I have is gonna get it off. Will have to try and clean it tomorrow seeing its valentines tonight I don't think I will be allowed to give the blade a wash...hmmm maybe?
You romantic you........;)
beyond
14th February 2006, 10:26
Hey mate, thanks for the warning on Port Waikato. Was going to take the missus out for a run that way. Good job I didn't.
Hey, to get tar off paintwork, use good old standard butter on a rag. Does the trick without damage or discoulouration or any other nasties. :)
Fishy
14th February 2006, 10:36
Butter, like the stuff you put on toast???
beyond
14th February 2006, 10:38
Yeah mate :)
Plain old butter. Works a treat. Make sure it's 100% butter, not the mixes or 50/50 margarines etc.
Fishy
14th February 2006, 10:40
Ha very interesting!. Will give it a go tomorrow. Cheers Paul!.
mr me
14th February 2006, 17:51
WAx and grease [prepsol] is should be all right,dont have the rag soaking wet damp rag will do the trick.hope this helps all so.
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