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I saw this advertised recently and was thinking about it for chassis/underside wheel arches Lanoguard
"Y mae dafad ddu ym mhob praidd"
1972 4/4, 1981 MGBGT, 1984 FLHT1340, 1980 XLH1000, 1990 ZX10
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I'm not convinced by the claims but would be very interested to know how you get on with it as it does appear to be a great solution.
I have only experienced Lanolin based products in the marine environment, Lanoguard don't seem to disclose what else is in their product to justify their claims.
My experience of Lanolin based product is that it is tenacious to the point that the only way to remove it was abrasive, it did not appear to prevent foaling or electrolysis, I'm not sure what product it was as it had already been applied, I'm still trying to get rid of some of it!
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L - Learner Plates On
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you can get it in Weldom and Castorama... Just run it alone the beading
Mike H
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