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Advice on price….

Fireman Steve said:
I used it on mine, very easy to use has a slightly sheepy smell and if you get some on the exhaust it smells like roast lamb. But it does cover well, I bought a tub of the grease as well and treated any surface rust and nuts and bolts I could see with that. Then I sprayed everything with the liquid. I haven’t been under my bus for a while but Last time I was it still looked ok. Another upside I found was before it cures, you can wash it off with hot water and soap, useful if you get carried away and get some on the discs as I did. Also you don’t need a load of protective gear on if you get it on your skin it makes it lovely and soft! I should add that I bought 5 litres and there is still a load left, enough to redo this year.
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Epic Steve, moisturised and roast lamb. Sounds like an absolute win win mate.

Many thanks for posting this, I’m hungry! 🤣🤣🤣
 
Reverend RobP said:
If you're gonna have a go at it yourself. I would recommend looking at lanoguard. Comes as a kit with pump and gun and a lot less messy than waxoyl. Think you have to top it up yearly but i hear very good reviews about it. Think a few members on here may have used it on theirs.
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I use it on my scooter, brilliant
 
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