Anyone used ACF50

[TRIIICK]

Came across this video on ACF50 seems too good to be true....??

 

[Zonechamp]

Looks cool, I've never seen that before. I've used a different product you spray on bare metal after welding so you can let your piece sit for a long time until you get it finished or finally painted. It goes on clear as well, might be a similar idea. I think the stuff I used is ZIM or SEM or something like that. I just borrow it from the welders on occasion. Our climate is pretty dry so corrosion is not really an issue. Well maybe in a trailer plug, they always seem to end up on the ground.

 

[micromike1]

Came across this video on ACF50 seems too good to be true....??

Does what it Say's on the tin ,a great barrier to the salt used on British roads,also use on my microlight which is constructed of many alloy parts ,far better than WD40 in my opinion.

 

[Ygransom]

Does what it Say's on the tin ,a great barrier to the salt used on British roads,also use on my microlight which is constructed of many alloy parts ,far better than WD40 in my opinion.

But is it better than Pledge?

 

[BillyIndiana]

But is it better than Pledge?

No-Pledge is a cleaner and should be used before applying ACF 50

ACF 50 is a protective coating.

It was developed for aircraft.
Great stuff if you are storing your bike for the winter or if you are riding on salty roads.
Wonderful for alloy wheels. (keep off rubber and brakes)

Note: He is correct about putting something on the floor. If not you will bust your bum or if you move the bike it will slide right out from under you. Stuff is like liquid snot.

Also makes the bike easier to clean.

Gets the BillyIndiana 5 stars.

 

[Jag]

All that work and 10 years later your bike ain’t worth $hit!! Just keeping it nice for the next guy. I barely have enough time to ride and do basic maintenance. I just want to ride!!!

 

[Willyone]

Seems like the ACF 50 might be good for firearms storage?

 

[laraza]

Great stuff, used it on all my bikes for years

 

[barbagris]

Been using it for ages. Not thought of using it for gun storage - You might want to see how it reacts to fire or be VERY fastidious cleaning. It creeps absolutely everywhere. My mate Jim in the US who had an aircraft restoration company told me that after applying Nothing will stick to any surface it is on for a good 3 months. - ime if you get it on leather you may have something stuck to - the adhesive will just let go.

 

[mully95]

The nail test has me sold