Cheap WD40 bike wash
- Kwacky
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Cheap WD40 bike wash
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£9.99
Thought I would post in case anyone is interested. I've no idea what it's like.
£9.99
Thought I would post in case anyone is interested. I've no idea what it's like.
- kingfixer
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
That is cheap but I still have about 7.5lts of muc off left, so i'll use that first.
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- Kwacky
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
Doesn't washing up liquid have some crap in it which dulls the paint?
SDOC100 is the best stuff I've ever used.
SDOC100 is the best stuff I've ever used.
- Itchy
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
Every article on bike cleaning I've seen says to stay away from fairy like the plague.
It's something I know but can't for the life of me remember why.
It's something I know but can't for the life of me remember why.
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
I have always used auto glyn car shampoo as it's what I have always used on the car, seems to work well for me.
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
Wouldn't use washing up liquid! S Doc 100 is the dogs bull&$ks well worth the cash. Though I do still want to fey the WD40 range at some point
- Perkles
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
It contains saltItchy wrote:Every article on bike cleaning I've seen says to stay away from fairy like the plague.
It's something I know but can't for the life of me remember why.
- duke63
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
Washing up liquid has a high salt content which is why you wouldn't want to use it on washing a bike or car.
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Re: Cheap WD40 bike wash
That's reminded me I've run out of SDOC stuff. Chain cleaner, chain wax and bike wash gel ordered.