A warning for Boeshield T9
11-15-21, 11:29 AM
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Sorry, I do not appreciate the tone. Stainless steel corrodes, but so slowly that it does not matter for a multitude of applications, including on the bike.
11-15-21, 01:01 PM
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A few years later, Lon Haldeman clued me in on how to apply the stuff: spray or squirt it on and wipe everything that'll come off immediately afterwards. No problems since then.
11-15-21, 03:01 PM
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11-15-21, 05:23 PM
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Some people are secure enough to be gracious about their expertise. Others, not so much.
11-15-21, 05:42 PM
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That's just the way I am, sorry it doesn't work for you, or him.
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Over a summer-long tour, I was cavalier about wiping the chain off after lubing with T-9 (had other things to do besides watching the clock). That resulted in packing wax on the derailer pulleys.
A few years later, Lon Haldeman clued me in on how to apply the stuff: spray or squirt it on and wipe everything that'll come off immediately afterwards. No problems since then.
A few years later, Lon Haldeman clued me in on how to apply the stuff: spray or squirt it on and wipe everything that'll come off immediately afterwards. No problems since then.
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Over a summer-long tour, I was cavalier about wiping the chain off after lubing with T-9 (had other things to do besides watching the clock). That resulted in packing wax on the derailer pulleys.
A few years later, Lon Haldeman clued me in on how to apply the stuff: spray or squirt it on and wipe everything that'll come off immediately afterwards. No problems since then.
A few years later, Lon Haldeman clued me in on how to apply the stuff: spray or squirt it on and wipe everything that'll come off immediately afterwards. No problems since then.
