Anyone using XCF Rust Blocker ?

[JonnyCJ]

I’m trying this out on my suspension components. Whilst I have a can of ACF50, this seems to go on easier from an aerosol and gives a clear finish. Builds up nicely in layers and dries to a soft, none tacky finish as long as it isn’t applied too thickly.

Gets a good write up compared to the competition, so would be interesting to see if any other peeps are using it.

Anything not on show gets a good going over with Dynax S50.

https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/reviews/prod...

[Milky400]

I’ve used it before on the TVR to stop aluminium oxidising and it has worked well.

[bogie]

Not tried it, will give it a go when my can of ACF50 runs out....mostly used on motorbike and cycle, and some exposed parts of the car pre winter

[dlgis]

Co-incidentally i have just bought a couple of cans to try on the back of reviews, but it may take 3 or 4 weeks before i get around to trying it - or less if i have to self isolate in the garage

[JonnyCJ]

A couple of weeks self isolation in the garage would actually be my dream scenario....

[Manx V8V]

Interesting comparison test here -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R5LSxpoqcWo

[JonnyCJ]

Interesting...

Typo in my header, obviously should be XCP Rust Blocker.