I been using silicone spray on my fairings and seat. I love how shiny it makes it look but it means you have to wash it every week. Is this a Yes or a No thing to use on your fairing?
L-Plate Rider
I been using silicone spray on my fairings and seat. I love how shiny it makes it look but it means you have to wash it every week. Is this a Yes or a No thing to use on your fairing?
Some people just ride better then me. You know it's me when you hear high revs around a corner but the bikes going 20kphr.
Que?
Use the search function, it tends to attract less dust.
How many threads have you started in your first day as a KB Member anyway? Is it some kind of April Fools joke or what?
The original Disco
Silicone spray = slippery seat.
Slippery seat = dangerous.
I know people that asked that same question (who know next to nothing about bikes and have never ridden before) - they can see how stupid that is.
If you cannot I question if you should be on a bike at all...
Your questions are bordering on absurd and I wonder if it is an April Fool's joke...
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary - that's what gets you."
Jeremy Clarkson.
Kawasaki 200mph Club
L-Plate Rider
I am going to stop posting but no shit stuff gets slippery that is why to rub you ass on it a few times before you ride. I was more less asking is it friendly on paint.Originally Posted by Disco Dan
Some people just ride better then me. You know it's me when you hear high revs around a corner but the bikes going 20kphr.
Forum whore
It is up until the point you need to apply more paint. Getting it off will double the cost of a paint job. Painters hate it.
Manopausal.
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I appreciate your inquisitive nature but I'm the one that's meant to start inane threads asking all kinds of stupid questions, don't steal my glory!
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Forum whore
Might just be a first time forum frenzy.
Manopausal.
Hardcore Biker
NO,it is not friendly on paint.
It can soak through it and when it does it causes crazing and spider webbing.
Plus if you ever want to repaint it you might struggle to find a painter that will touch it.
one placenta
...paint is overrated...and it's so fucking thin...amazing...
Moped rider
Try walking into a paint shop with a can of silicone - see what the painter says.
Usually &^%$ off you *&^% or similar.
If hes in a good mood.
Ive heard of a product called 'wax' that people speak highly of for shiny paint work.
Smarty pants... since ages ago
If the OP was to google "polish" ... a suitable paint friendly product could be found.
However ... It would take few minutes to apply properly. Hence his preference for a "spray on" product ...
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
KB's Chief Cats
just make sure you don't get it on that fire-proof fluro jacket. it might wreck the fireproof, or the fluro, and we'd hat to see that.
on second thoughts.... don the fluro, spray it with the spray, and light a match.
post pics.
Royal Enfield user
On the seat before you sell it , add 5 km/h to acceleration
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salty dog
silicon on seat?
That way shit wont stick.....
Opinions are like arseholes: Everybody has got one, but that doesn't mean you got to air it in public all the time....
Royal Enfield user
trust me adds $$$$ to the sale price!!!
Stephen
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
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