Here is a simple tip
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Here is a simple tip
I wanted to takethe seat off of my Dyna when I washed it so as to not waterlog the seat. When I took the seat off it exposed all of the electrical components and connections that I also did not want to get wet either.
My solution was Glad Press and Seal wrap from the kitchen. I tore off a piece and pressed it down on to the frame to form a cover for the electrical components and washed away. Once done washing the bike, the Glad Press and Seal lifted right off and left no residue and dry electronics behind.
My solution was Glad Press and Seal wrap from the kitchen. I tore off a piece and pressed it down on to the frame to form a cover for the electrical components and washed away. Once done washing the bike, the Glad Press and Seal lifted right off and left no residue and dry electronics behind.
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RE: Here is a simple tip
I just use the plastic bags I get everytime I visit the stealer. Works like a charm for my A/C as well and I use 'em over and over again.
Also good for wastebasket liners in my office.
Also good for wastebasket liners in my office.
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