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ACF-50 Application Walkthrough - A Simple guide to ACF-50.

For an updated review and Step by Step Click here : https://tbni.wordpress.com/2016/10/21... A Simple walkthrough video of the application process of ACF-50. ACF-50 is an 'Anti Corrosion Formula' that is utilised on aircraft carriers to protect the aircraft from the effects of salt water on their metal. It is also used by many motorcycle owners to protect their bikes through the harsh winter months. ACF-50 will prevent any corrosion or damage caused by salted or gritted roads and being electronically safe can be applied to the majority of the motorcycle. Due to its exceptionally slippery nature it MUST not be applied to the braking systems or tyres. The reasons behind this are self explanatory. Do not do it! ACF-50 is extremely expensive retailing in the UK at around £31.00GBP a litre! However a little goes a long way. The product is also fluid and given a little time will move on its own covering a large area with little product. If you can let it work its magic for around 24 hours before going out on the bike. The most common question is about after application and what to do next. The most common answers are as follows, but remember everyone has a different opinion so do which ever works for you or you feel most comfortable with... 1. Leave the bike, the ACF-50 will protect it. The ACF-50 will catch the dirt and protect the bike, you bike will look minging, but underneath it will be gleaming, ready for a spring clean. 2. Wash the bike with cold running water, this will remove the salt and leave the ACF-50 in place. 3. Wash the bike as normal, this will remove some of the ACF-50 and will require a top application. TIP - When the water stops beading on the bike the ACF-50 has gone - Reapply! Thanks for watching the video and any questions or comments are more than welcome. This is my first proper YouTube upload so I will get better with experience, so feel free to subscribe! Cheers!