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Boeshield is parrafin wax in a solvent?
Then for the frame I'll use my can of turtle wax. That goes where I want it to to go.
I've never paid as much attention to the chain cleanliness as I have with my ebike and I'm not sure what all the black stuff coming off it is. The chain isn't black. I feel like I'm making it more clean but maybe I need to use wax spray on it to see if the black stuff still accumulates at such a quick pace. I'm cleaning it at least once a week.
"T-9 flushes out dirt and old lubricants, displaces moisture and penetrates moving parts in between the rollers and pins on drive chains, carrying the paraffin formula deep into these areas and coating them thoroughly."
Even after I use light oils to float the particles out and wipe them up with lots of paper towels til there's a little heap of blackened paper towels, the ACF-50 flushes out, displaces moisture, and penetrates deep as well.
Still, I might try the spray wax instead. Or the liquid wax.
Then for the frame I'll use my can of turtle wax. That goes where I want it to to go.
I've never paid as much attention to the chain cleanliness as I have with my ebike and I'm not sure what all the black stuff coming off it is. The chain isn't black. I feel like I'm making it more clean but maybe I need to use wax spray on it to see if the black stuff still accumulates at such a quick pace. I'm cleaning it at least once a week.
"T-9 flushes out dirt and old lubricants, displaces moisture and penetrates moving parts in between the rollers and pins on drive chains, carrying the paraffin formula deep into these areas and coating them thoroughly."
Even after I use light oils to float the particles out and wipe them up with lots of paper towels til there's a little heap of blackened paper towels, the ACF-50 flushes out, displaces moisture, and penetrates deep as well.
Still, I might try the spray wax instead. Or the liquid wax.
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