ACF-50?

MikeR

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Does anyone have experience of using ACF-50 (anti corrosion formula) from Lear Chemical Research Corporation to prevent surface corrosion of untreated aluminium engine components on the V6 engine?

Seems to be a favourite in biker communities.

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I have a can and it instantly neutralized the aluminum "chalk" on my supercharger housing and other engine components.

FYI it does leave a slightly golden color on the aluminum where the corrosion was neutralized. It doesn't look bad at all, just something to be aware of.
 
I purchased this for some chipped powder coated railing at the recommendation of @Porter… the stuff stays lubricated with a layer that has lasted through a few pelting rain storms and sun since applied. It doesn’t look like it’s easily worn off, and appears to be one of those top notch products you don’t find very often nowadays. Safe for electronics is a plus too, so I’ll be applying to automotive as well as other things in the near future.
 
Any application tips? Just spray directly a few inches away? Wipe after?
Shake the can very well, and you can either spray directly on or use some type of applicator. A little goes a long way though, it really spreads. Wipes up easily though, and should be safe on all kinds of rubber, silicone, wiring, etc. Don't get it on your paint, just to be safe.
 
I have a can and it instantly neutralized the aluminum "chalk" on my supercharger housing and other engine components.

FYI it does leave a slightly golden color on the aluminum where the corrosion was neutralized. It doesn't look bad at all, just something to be aware of.
I got some ACF 50 but I've been hesitant about it changing the color on the supercharger. Anyone have decent pictures before I start spaying? (And by spraying I mean into a container and then using a brush or microfiber towels to avoid the black paint). Thanks!
 

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