I have been an advocate of ACF50 for a good many years and have always took the time to spray the vulnerable areas of the Z4 with it every autumn - particularly the brake pipes and any steel - aluminium fixings like the heatshields. I always thought it performed quite well but it seems there is a new kid on the block in the form of XCP Rust Blocker.
It seems that in a very thorough long term test it beat ACF50 by a huge margin. Have just ordered a can from Ebay as it can only a good thing for keeping the underside of the car in top condition.
See the test here.... https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/r ... ant-review
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Corrosion inhibitors - a new kid on the block...
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Corrosion inhibitors - a new kid on the block...
Interesting.
Been using ACF50 for yonks too. Its great stuff.
Will be giving this stuff a whirl too.
Been using ACF50 for yonks too. Its great stuff.
Will be giving this stuff a whirl too.
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Corrosion inhibitors - a new kid on the block...
Looks very effective- as an ex mx5 owner I faught a long and exhausting battle agaimst rust but did find the dynax range of products from Bilthammer pretty good but a little late for that car. Looks like b and q do a retail version of this xcp gear
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