ACF50 & Full Valet £40 or £20 for ACF50 only.

Hi all!

Firstly, a big thank you to the admin team for creating this topic area on the forum and allowing me to post this.

I am pleased to be able to offer to NWB members a full bike valet consisting of a full pre-wash, degrease, snow foam clean (contactless to minimise swirl marks etc), full dry and then professional application of ACF50 by way of atomising it at 100 psi and finished off by hand. Finished off by a coat of high quality wax.

This is the same treatment I received from allyearbiker a few weeks ago and I was really impressed with the outcome and end state I have decided to invest in all of the equipment required to do the job properyl, and to a high standard. my pride and joy now being a 'Metro Air Force Blaster' which allows me to dry the entire bike fully allowing the ACF50 to be applied all over the bike including out of sight and hard to reach areas.

This link is the official ACF50 (bike) website which describes the product:

http://www.acf-50.co.uk/motorcycle.htm

I am going ot offer the full treatment for £40 to NWB members (and friends) or if you wish to clean the bike yourself, to your own high standard and providing it is fully dry, I will apply the ACF50 professionally for only £20. Ensuring your machine doesn'y rust or corode no matter what weather you ride or leave it in!

Thanks for taking the time to read this and if you have any questions please inbox me or text/call on 07715575882.

I have a few 'before and after' pictures on my phone which I'll upload to this thread to give an idea of how good the final result really is.

Regards,

Dan (WalshyUK)

 

Cheers Dave! I'm sure we can get your fleet sorted out whenever your about! I'll do them for free in return for a months loan of the S1000RR net Summer!?!

Dan

 

Book me in!

 

Anytime Woody mate

 

Haha! It was worth a try Dave...! Can't wait to get outside and give my bike a good clean and ACF50 it... damned operation slowing me down lol

 

Do you take the fairings off Dan as in side fairing to get access to the engine ?

 

Do you take the fairings off Dan as in side fairing to get access to the engine ?
There's no real need to as the acf50 is atomised at between 80-100 psi, it gets everywhere, it's like a dense fog of acf50 when sprayed.

Having said that, if you wanted to remove a few panels before I came down to allow better access to the engine and to give a better clean that's fine by me? I'd rather not start removing panels myself tho as although I'm very competent with the tools and do all my own work I'd rather not, especially with all the stupid delicate plastic clips that are used now! Lol

Dan

 

you can come and do my two whenever you want, will speak to mate today who's just got a new bike and see if he's interested so fingers crossed you'll have three to do at the same time.

have got loads of space inside so weather is no problem. also if you've got any interest from anyone else near me i've got no problem if you want to sort something out for doing them on the same day round here or if ever you want to use a bit of space to do one feel free to give me a shout.

will pm my number

 

could be worth asking if a link to it could be made a sticky in maybe bike chat? i only just noticed the link in your signature and i hardly ever scroll down as far as the marketplace.

 

you can come and do my two whenever you want, will speak to mate today who's just got a new bike and see if he's interested so fingers crossed you'll have three to do at the same time.

have got loads of space inside so weather is no problem. also if you've got any interest from anyone else near me i've got no problem if you want to sort something out for doing them on the same day round here or if ever you want to use a bit of space to do one feel free to give me a shout.

will pm my number

No probs mate that's great, thanks! I'm missing the sound of your beast!! Lol thanks for the offer Bloke that's really good of you! I'm allocating myself 3 hours per bike at first as I want to do a proper job without rushing etc so 3 in a day will be pretty much spot on, especially through the winter.

Look forward to seeing you mate,

Dan

 

will give you a shout when i've spoken to my mate and take it from there.

 

No worries mate, look forward to hearing from u.

Dan

 

100 psi ? Is that what you've worked out to be optimum pressure ?
Doing mine today and will be starting at 40 psi so I just do the bike and not next doors house. Lol
Will report back with my finding on optimal pressure without wasting more acf than necessary.
Also going to warm it up to thin it down a bit.

 

80-100 psi is best mate

 

I will have mine done, its at work though as im storing it there through the winter but you cud come do it there. Also my work has a fleet of hire bikes i can put in a good word they might want them doing also.

 

I will have mine done, its at work though as im storing it there through the winter but you cud come do it there. Also my work has a fleet of hire bikes i can put in a good word they might want them doing also.

Nice one mate, pm me when you'll be avail at work etc ill pop round? You seen much of Jay recently??!

 

Yeah went the nec on wed with him, he was sayin he wants ur cbr. Wel he has to get a honda now as he bought a hat and hoody with honda on ha