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DreadySteve · Oct 3, 2016

littleade said: ↑

Well.... I don't think either is 'better' than the other-I've tried both if you are riding through the winter and just hose your bike down between rides then once applied ACF50 will probably provide better protection, but it's harder to apply than FS365 as it's like a thick oil, so you can either spray in to with a compressor but that needs to be done in a well ventilated area or some brush it on instead. It will last longer BUT if you clean your bike through the winter and still want it to look good then FS365 would be better as the ACF50 gets all over any cleaning cloths and it attracts the dirt so while your bike is well protected underneath it looks mucky.

If you want to keep your bike looking nice and don't mind spending 10 minutes after each wash giving another coat then FS365 will do a good job. A bottle of FS365 is cheaper than ACF50- a 1 L bottle will last you about a year. It's easier to apply to intricate areas (I use a Microfibre cloth to protect brakes etc and catch any overspray as it just washes off if you get it on your tyres etc providing you do that before the water that is included in the FS365 has evaporated off leaving just the silicone oil behind.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycl...451454?hash=item1a1c63c9be:g:09YAAOSwjXRXYQJb

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ACF-50-An...882115?hash=item1e93fd7c83:g:qFAAAOSwp5JWYq6o

My preference is for FS365 as I like my bike to still look clean, but it is only a preference. HTH
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Just ordered some FS365 especially as my bike lives out doors!!

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