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scottcbr600
09/07/2006 at 15:34
hi, has anyone ever used that muc off? my mate used it on his 1999 gsxr600 and it fucked the paint work up. anyone else had this problem?
Jimbo
09/07/2006 at 15:45
I've used it a fair bit and had no problems. What did muc off have to say about the problem?
Fliptophead
09/07/2006 at 15:50
Jimbo wrote
I've used it a fair bit and had no problems. What did muc off have to say about the problem?


fuc off?
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echus
09/07/2006 at 15:52
Never had a problem with it on any of the bikes I've used it on.
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Green_Ninja
09/07/2006 at 15:59
Good stuff just don't let it dry on it can be a bugger to shift if you do.
chazza
09/07/2006 at 16:00
Fliptophead wrote
fuc off?




Don't use it on bodywork, use a car shampoo. Muc off used on wheels, swinger, forks etc. GT85 to finish, but don't the brake discs!!!!!! :burp:
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icefloe1
09/07/2006 at 16:10
Fliptophead wrote
fuc off?

hahaha wish i,d thought of that
Camel
09/07/2006 at 16:49
I use it on the body work - well, just the front really, it gets rid of flies wicked! Hose the bike down, a generous spray of muc off, leave 5 mins, then wash with the regular car shampoo stuff.

Ride magazine rated some stuff called Hippo as the best, but none of my local shops sell it, and can't be arsed doing mail order for cleaning stuff.

WD40 is excellent for getting crap off wheels, like grease etc. But caution says spray on a cloth then apply, as it coulod go anywhere!
quickshift
09/07/2006 at 16:49
It's slightly corrosive - best to do as the container says and wet the bike down first.

Silkolene cleaner is just as good and isn't corrosive apparently.
GSMonkey
09/07/2006 at 17:13
I use it 50% diluted (as recommended by a bike garage) and never had any problems. Only use it undiluted on winter grime.
clagg
09/07/2006 at 17:29
He says it's fooked his paint job although I suspect he's dropped it. Muc Off doesn't damage paintwork. It's good stuff.
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A747
09/07/2006 at 19:08
Don't bother with it, Castrol Special Bike Cleaner is much, much better.
Skub
09/07/2006 at 19:12
A747 wrote
Don't bother with it, Castrol Special Bike Cleaner is much, much better.



Wassat?
moth
09/07/2006 at 19:15
Skub wrote
Wassat?




this stuff

I've bought some, dunno if it works haven't got round to using it yet

Yawn! It's wearing a little thin now, don't you think?


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malk
09/07/2006 at 19:16
I use mr sheen or pledge,whatever the missus is has got in the cupboard!!!mr sheen rocks.
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Foxy
09/07/2006 at 19:52
malk wrote
I use mr sheen or pledge,whatever the missus is has got in the cupboard!!!mr sheen rocks.


It's a bit shit for cleaning a month's worth of grime off, and poo at degreasing your cases too.
Zanx
09/07/2006 at 21:38
Sounds like your mate sprayed it on a dry bike and left it.

Muc Off is absolutely superb in the kitchen, all the other kitchen cleaners have been emasculated by the HSE but because Muc Off is a bike cleaner, it still actually cleans. Totally mullers greasy hobs an tings.
trooper
09/07/2006 at 21:43
Muc Off...

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throwback
09/07/2006 at 21:55
i tried muc-off and tbh i thought it was a bit shite.

but you can't leave it on for too long. maybe that's what your mate's done?
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Diversion
10/07/2006 at 06:19
I have muc off and the castrol stuff. Muc off does stain if you don't clean it off quick enough - and takes a bit of scrubbing on wheels - mine anyway! Castrol stuff is ok.

Used to use summat called Jizer(?), but that stained the swingarm on the hornet!

Basically I use whatever I can get, much of a muchness and I don't care as long as the bike gets clean!
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