Cheers Paul
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Glad that worked, a trick I use is to get some Car Polish eg Turtle Wax and do the undersides of the guards, any cheap wax will do, rub it in like you mean it and polish it with a second rag. This lowers the surface tension of the surface of the plastic so the mud may stick but quickly falls off when it hits a bump or two. Plus it'll stay for a few weeks. 10 minutes and you're done.
years ago i used to use bel ray 6 in 1
i havent seen it in the bike shops for years, it worked great
but perhaps with the range of cheap spray silicones avail
its lost its appeal, i remember it making bikes much easier to
wash also, of course you dont want it near your brake components tho![]()
'the stickiest situation since sticky the stick insect got stuck on a sticky bun'
Cpt Edmund Blackadder
Didn't have canola spray but I tried olive and garlic spray at Mangatangi on sunday. Used Dynamo to wash the bike as usual and the clay just dropped off...easier than before. Added bonus the garlic kept the midges away!!
Cheers Paul
Check out our new website www.motomox.co.nz my very own sand pit with lots of cool toys
My bikes Suzuki DR650 2010, Beta Xtrainer 300 2016, Beta RR498 2014
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