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ACF 50 or S100Sportster Models |
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Start The Engine
Ride: 09 Nightster
Join Date: Nov 10th, 2009
Location: Surrey
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ACF 50 or S100
Hi Guys,
It's that time of year again to cover the bike in something to protect her from the elements. I have always used ACF50 on my previous bikes, try and wash once a week and cover in ACF50, it has always worked well, the only drawback is all the road muck sticks to it. The local HD dealer are promoting S100, which they say is just as good if not better, I just wondered even anybody had any thoughts or have used S100, ![]() Thanks and keep it upright |
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Ride: 09 CVO Ultra Classic
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Location: The Shires UK
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
i use S100 on the larger parts (fenders/engine cases) and it works but for the fastners and hard to reach bits i use ACF after it has been in a bowl of boiling water for 15mins as its comes out better and in a finer mist
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Ride: 2007 Road glide
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
S100 corrosion Protectant - Harley Davidson Community
update on S100 Total Cycle Corrosion Protectant - Harley Davidson Community S100 can be just sprayed on and left as is or buffed out , once it sits for a bit it is not tacky. I use it more and more it also polishes out nice
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Ride: 2008 FXSTC
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
I have not used ACF 50 but have used S100 on both my sportster and softail. S100 works very well, cleans with no hard rubbing most dirt and grime just rinse away. Caution though, do not use S100 on a warm bike and do not let it dry. Rinse it off with copious amouhnts of water. I think you will be pleased with the results.
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 2009 heritage classic
Join Date: Jul 13th, 2009
Location: LIVERPOOL UK
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
Alrite Schuey,ACF50 is a bit messy for me,tried Scottoiler 365 last year and was good,thing is that was on a Fireblade,this is my first HD so am watchin thread with interest,bike is washed/polished and has a good layer of WD40 at moment,garage unheated but has been layered with 2" cardboard to combat concrete floor sweating in cold,having some work done at dealer 25th Nov so will wash and re-spray when they bring it back,take care,Danny Mc
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
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Ride: 09 Nightster
Join Date: Nov 10th, 2009
Location: Surrey
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
Thanks lads for all the info, didn't know about putting ACF50 in a bowl of hot water for 15 mins before use, cheers HOBBIT, always wondered why it was a bit of a pain to spray on the bike, learn something knew everyday. First time I used it forgot about covering the discs, and wondered why I didn't stop at the bottom of my road
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 2009 heritage classic
Join Date: Jul 13th, 2009
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
Yeah nice one Hobbit,no wonder i thought ACF50 was messy.......
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Ride: 09 CVO Ultra Classic
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
just remember the can will be hot to the touch and the 1st squirt will be rocket proppelled
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 2009 heritage classic
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Re: ACF 50 or S100
Ok mate,will get my goggles out,thanks again....
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