First, no commercial interest, just sharing first-hand info.

The motorcycle community/board I hang out in has confirmed multiple uses and the effectiveness of this anti-corrosion product.

I've used it for years, from rubber trim to aluminum (blocks, etc) to electrical connectors, grounds, etc etc and it's quite amazingly effective.

I got it from an aircraft parts supplier in California - the operator went to the hanger to ask one of the airplane mechanics about it, and I was on hold for 15 minutes because the guy wouldn't stop raving about it.

His only caution: DON'T get it anywhere NEAR brakes, or anything you will ever want to paint!

Lear Chemical Research came up with it - it's WD-40 that got bit by a radio-active spider! heehee

http://www.learchem.com/products/acf-50.html

Here's what sold me, similar uses for cars...
http://www.learchem.com/industry/motorcycle.html

http://www.learchem.com/userfiles/motorcycle%20page(2).jpg

-TooHi

good chain lube too i have used it for awhile now no problems and no sling

good chain lube too i have used it for awhile now no problems and no sling

That's interesting...

I've been using Dupont Teflon Dry Wax Lube, and it's also non-flingable (if you START with a clean chain!) It dries quickly into a white powder.

-TooHi