Discussion
On all the biking forums I've been on everyone swears by ACF-50 as a means to protect their bikes in the winter - has anyone used it on their mx5s? Is there any reason I shouldn't douse my 5 in it?
I've also noticed that they've now got a product called Corrosion Block - anyone had any experience with this?
I've also noticed that they've now got a product called Corrosion Block - anyone had any experience with this?
Vidal Baboon said:
If you post up some pictures of your TL I'll tell you if it's worth it;)
Hehehe, you asked for it...!
It splits opinion
A nice one before it got attacked with vinyl:
Soooo, ACF-50 worth it on the sills/arches of an mx-5?!
Edited by Mellow Matt on Saturday 23 October 14:21
Mellow Matt said:
Vidal Baboon said:
If you post up some pictures of your TL I'll tell you if it's worth it;)
Hehehe, you asked for it...!It splits opinion
A nice one before it got attacked with vinyl:
Soooo, ACF-50 worth it on the sills/arches of an mx-5?!
Edited by Mellow Matt on Saturday 23 October 14:21
It's probably not worth it over painted stuff. If you want to stop untreated metal from corroding then that's probably better.
It certainly won't do it any harm. Behind the sills & under the arches, I'd probably just Waxoyl them annually before they start gritting the roads heavily.
Is the TL still wearing those graphics?
I like them 
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