ACF50 in aerosol

[Smallfry]

Yes, I agree, but in your OP, you indicated test strips will simply be placed outside ?

I want a real test, I would somehow affix them to the bottom of a vehicle, preferably behind a tire
for maximum exposure.

Just for you I will try that, but I'm not drilling holes in any bodywork !

For the tests to be fair, I want to put different products on the same piece of steel, which I will acid dip first. I will have to fix them behind the rear bumper, but facing forward. The only thing with this, is that the ones nearer the outside, and nearer the wheels, will get slightly more wear and tear.

TBH, I don't see any of these products lasting very long taking the blast or water and grit directly behind a wheel. Only some sort of paint coating will stand that.

I put the others on the field, which is on an exposed hillside, directly facing the sun, but it always get a good battering from the wind and rain ...... ice and snow if we get any here.

At the moment though, I don't have any of my favourite Bilt Hamber S50, so will have to wait a bit.

 

[dobbslc]

That was waxoil not Hammerite Waxoyl, I’ve always found Waxoyl pretty useless

Jeez I didn't realise there was a difference!

 

[tom2207]

Oh, absolutely understood - I was watching it from the POV of something to stop cars going rusty from inside.

And to reiterate @Cobbler 's point: The Waxoil in the test was Jenolite Waxoil Spray:

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(This stuff: https://www.jenolite.com/products/jenolite-waxoil-500ml )

Not Hammerite Waxoyl

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(And to get back to the OP - I bought an ACF50 aerosol years ago because I heard it was the dog's danglies for preserving motorbikes through the winter. I've still got most of it, because I couldn't persuade it to come out of the can at more than a gentle ooze.)

it was just shy ,,,, you have to be chosen by the elixir ,, it can take time ,,, but to give it its dues ,,,,,,

is the can rusty at all .... ?????
see ,,, it works

Ill get my coat.