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Old 11-11-2015, 11:19 PM
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Anyone use this stuff? I have a mate that swears by it, just hoses off at the end of a long ride, protects a lot.

Anyone else use this or something similar?

I have tried lanolin but it smells like sheep, I will leave that to the Kiwi's..
 
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Old 11-12-2015, 08:23 AM
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Sounds like something kiwis would use for lube then

I've used the HD stuff. If everything's looking a bit shitty, this defintely makes all your running gear look like new again with a simple spray. Really notice it with wrinkle black parts
 
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Never heard of it. Do you use it like wax?
 
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Many people use "Lemon Pledge", the furniture polish, because it's cheap and easy to find. Don't know if it contains as much silicone as some other products.
 
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You don't say what you intend using it for.

Silicone Spray - I use it instead of the higher priced engine brightners - spray a little on the black engine parts and leave it on.

Be careful not to spray it anywhere near the intake - just a smell of silicone can poison the O2 sensor on fuel injection models.
 
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Originally Posted by Aussie HD
I have tried lanolin but it smells like sheep, I will leave that to the Kiwi's..
You've been getting up close to sheep then?
 
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Somebody please explain this silicone spray thing? Doesn't make sense to me but I do have an open mind.
 
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don't use it the bike... but the Navy guy's like sheep.... LOL...
 
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So good comments on the sheep....hahaha

The spray is like a protector, it coats what you spray it on and when you get home just hose it all off and re apply it.
 
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Whats the brand name of that there spray?
 


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