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From: Buford, GA
Thank! I haven't added clear yet. I'm still not sold on the look yet.
I bought some stuff that displaces moisture. It has lanolin in it. It's supposed to make it rust proof as long as I rub it in once a month or so. It's good stuff so far without the oily greasy feel of wd40. Off-roaders have been using it for years on the under carriages of their vehicles to keep rust and salt away. I forget the name right now and the can is down stairs. I'm too lazy to go see the name, but I'll update this post tomorrow with the name.
I bought some stuff that displaces moisture. It has lanolin in it. It's supposed to make it rust proof as long as I rub it in once a month or so. It's good stuff so far without the oily greasy feel of wd40. Off-roaders have been using it for years on the under carriages of their vehicles to keep rust and salt away. I forget the name right now and the can is down stairs. I'm too lazy to go see the name, but I'll update this post tomorrow with the name.
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Thank! I haven't added clear yet. I'm still not sold on the look yet.
I bought some stuff that displaces moisture. It has lanolin in it. It's supposed to make it rust proof as long as I rub it in once a month or so. It's good stuff so far without the oily greasy feel of wd40. Off-roaders have been using it for years on the under carriages of their vehicles to keep rust and salt away. I forget the name right now and the can is down stairs. I'm too lazy to go see the name, but I'll update this post tomorrow with the name.
I bought some stuff that displaces moisture. It has lanolin in it. It's supposed to make it rust proof as long as I rub it in once a month or so. It's good stuff so far without the oily greasy feel of wd40. Off-roaders have been using it for years on the under carriages of their vehicles to keep rust and salt away. I forget the name right now and the can is down stairs. I'm too lazy to go see the name, but I'll update this post tomorrow with the name.
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From: Alberta
It is like doing the rat rod thing with a bike. It seems to be gaining popularity. Not for everyone, but then what is? When I first seen a rat rod I thought it looked like hell. Now after a few years I think they look cool. It kind of grew on me.
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From: Buford, GA
Yeah. It's very rat rod looking. That's the first thing I thought about once I saw it.
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