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Guess I know where I'll be sending most of my time (when not riding). Might have to set up a cot in the garage.
Wife might even be happy, so I won't be bugging her so much.
I use some stuff called Blackout.You can get it at www.cleancycle.com..
J&P sells it now too.Looks like vaseline a little and it keeps my wrinkle black looking new.I tried pig snot and s100 and I like this stuff much better.Put it on with a foam brusk like you would use for painting.Slips right between the fins..
S100 is on the shelf at my Harley Dealers about ÂŁ6.50 a can. {that's about $13.90 to you} Can't say I've ever herd of "Pig Snot" would like to try it if I can get it over here.
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