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[@jeremysmith9898]

I use Ballestol too. Awesome for leather, Cleaning firearms and lube.

[@stuartwood7252]

I read that it was designed as a release agent for ICBMs, to make the icing release during launch. It's probably why the hack of spraying your dunny bowl works so well.... Great vid' 👍 Stu. Melbourne

[@MrWhitelightning73]

Outstanding

[@timandrew4515]

Graphite powder will clog a lock over time. It's just more dust. PTFE lube is probably better (locksmiths correct me if I'm wrong)

[@Chambongcal]

Cheers man☕

[@bradsoole]

I am going to def try the black plastic and alloy cleaning trick. I used the heat and oil treatment on some old bolts on my bike worked a absolute treat.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Thats awesome mate

[@johnDukemaster]

Brave man! Alot of oppinions on the matter. On painted surfaces, blackout things such as engines, rubber bits and such, I use Vinyl shine, made for interiour in cars. Used it for years and does not affect anything. Works fine. And smells good! Cheers!

[@stuartwood7252]

Totally agree. WD40 in the wrong hands can be evil. Multiple doses on a lock barrel, warmed up in the sun, leaves a sticky residue, making the lock inoperable. WD40 was designed as a release agent for icing on ICBMs during launch. That's why I only use it for the dunny bowl. Nothing sticks during launch.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Thank you mate and yes it does smell great :)

[@unionrdr]

I also use TurtleWax Dash-n-Glass on leather, vinyl and tires.

[@garya3056]

Great vid, Dan. Yes, I also use if for a lot of things. I will give the aluminum wheel polish one a try. It also will clear old headlight lenses but only temporarily. Cheers. 🏍👍🏍

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Thanks for the tip Gary :)

[@garya3056]

@@CafeRacerGarage 😎

[@unionrdr]

WD-40 also makes a chain lube I use. Says it doesn't spritze all over? And I use TurtleWax Dash-n-Glass on the seats & tires.

[@winistan]

If I wash my bike and when it gets dry Im supposed to spray WD40 on it and wipe it clean or just let it dry naturally?

[@SuperSpudzy]

I use WD-40 all the time it even smells good.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Yes and Yes agree

[@DeanBateman]

You should try silicone spray on plastics and rubber

[@jeremyromand]

Yam XS500 in the thumbnail. Currently ride a 79 Yam XS500!

[@tinolino58]

The universal oil spraycan from our local farmer shop does all these jobs as well for half the price.

[@FunWithAJ]

I used it this past weekend to remove decals off of a moto build. It's 100% better than goo gone for removing sticker residue.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Such a great idea

[@rsbharley4766]

Great video Dan, excellent info for WD40. It's my go to for lots of things. Have a great weekend mate, take care and ride safe. Cheers

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Thank you mate, will do and you too

[@motorsonny]

Why would you use wd40 instead of penetration oil for the cables for isntance? I have seen many tests where WD40 doesn't last that long nor as good tbh .. Can't say if many of these tips are actually a 'better' choice above penetrant oil as WD40 usually has silicones inside of it its great for cleaning but for like lubing long term?

[@unwrangler11]

WD 40 is always in my garage too!

[@gregmosher4051]

For rusted bolts try acetone and atf mixed 50/50

[@CafeRacerGarage]

I will have to give it a go

[@The9meister]

I stopped using that penrite chain lube, flicked black blobs off everywhere, went back to chain wax, less mess.

[@itzdexter...3376]

Do a video about CB250T 1978 Model

[@petersymons7817]

Thank you, mostly kerosene

[@Vjekoslav-vf3hr]

What model is that black 4 pocket jacket? 1:52

[@CafeRacerGarage]

made by Enginehawk mate

[@motorbikesandhacks]

It's basically kerosene, and not the right tool for some of these applications. The side stand should be lubed with molybdenum grease, teflon cables should not be lubed, locks should be kept dry and lubed with graphite as you said, etc. It is a great decreaser for chains, wheels and engines, but kerosene is too and costs very little.

[@dpforth]

And silicone spray is better on rubber.

[@jerrycollison3929]

I use WD 40 to clean all my stainless steel appliances, also to remove gum and grease from carpet.

[@jeremybenwy5928]

No kiddng i knew a woman that told me she uses them for her arthritis she used to fight a lot and worked with her hands a lot.lol om unsure where the body would get rid of it so ive never tried😂

[@trig]

Hi please don't use WD40 as a lubricant its actually a solvent. All you are doing is temporarily dissolving any residual lubricant which makes it feel great for a while. Using WD40 as a lube is a temporary fix that degrades the ability of the residual grease to perform is designed purpose.

[@delaguiar]

Yes. Its not good in the long run for clutch cables, throttle cables etc.

[@trig]

Agreed, I like mine to work predictably.@@delaguiar 😆

[@Winters11]

WD40 is not a solvent, it’s a brand. And that brand does sell solvents AND lubricants, for many kind of different uses.

[@trig]

@@Winters11 You are correct but the tin in the photo and video is the WD40 solvent. Joe public doesn't under stand that by using this as a lubricant they are causing harm to their property.

[@ronniecurnutt4309]

This is worth watching more then once , p.s. Sub here.

[@richhemmings]

Hi Dan, I've been a subscriber for a long time and you were part of my inspiration to build my first cafe racer... but I wanted to share some feedback. I hope you know this comes from a good place as I really loved your earlier content but a lot of the newer stuff feels like filler, such as this video. I don't think there's anything genius about using WD40 for any of these applications and these types of video are 10 a penny on KZbin. I really liked your older "everyman" approach to building and stuff like the fork clamp build a couple of months ago reminded me of your (quality) OG content. Seems recently that everything is made on fancy kit that some DIY'ers wont have (like the "3 ways to build this" type content too) or the videos are obviously pushing a product. I get you need an income from your content but I guess I just miss the honest OG stuff that made me sub in the first place. I hope the scales go back to tipping towards the older style content but whatever happens, I wanted you to know that some of your videos have helped me and I really appreciate you taking the time to put them together.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

Thank you for the feedback mate, much appreciated, i didn’t take offence don’t worry 👍😊 Im committed to posting fortnightly and I do my absolute best to stick to that schedule, I have a few big videos still to come so the short ones like this are a necessity to keep to my schedule. Non the less these videos still add value and take a lot of work to put together. If 15+ hours of editing alone in this one. I do understand your point of view but unfortunately not all my videos can appeal to everyone all at the same time, but that being said I do try my best 💪 have a great day

[@richhemmings]

@@CafeRacerGarageCheers Dan, thank-you for replying to my comment. I've since seen the headlight bracket vid that you put out a while ago like the low-tool options you show there. Keep up the good work mate 👍

[@FourIntoOne]

Sure it has its uses, but cleaning your hands isn't one of them. The instructions do caution skin contact as it can cause dermatitis and (as I am all to aware) painful fissures at your fingertips due to prolonged contact.

[@lodan420]

I met an old man who put wd40 on his arthritic joint!

[@rafidabbas3952]

👍💯

[@suffolkrider7]

Please clean that brake disc after you sprayed that on your wheel ! 😬

[@CafeRacerGarage]

I know right haha. This bike is a project so It wont be riding for a long time :)

[@dc85337]

Get a NEW can of WD-40 (has to be new and a spray can) and shake it in all directions for at least a minute (doesn't have to be violent - just shaken) Then quickly pour it into a CLEAR spray bottle. Let it sit till tomorrow It has separated! Only me and the Manufacturer know this (it also says to do it on all containers - but no one does). WD-40 NEEDS to be shaken before use!

[@cjcj2940]

Surprised to hear wd40 called non toxic.

[@CafeRacerGarage]

I should of said its low toxicity I think

[@kz6fittycent]

I saw an old tv show that claimed guys were using it in their hair and as cologne. Just sayin'...

[@dc85337]

WD-40 on a lot of the things you use it for only works for a short while - 3in1 works better and for a longer time. WD-40 is designed to work quickly but also dissipate quickly (as in no longer doing any lube work). PS - If you want to go faster on the track, spray WD-40 on your brakes! It helps increase track speed! (guess why)

[@LordPenny95]

WD40 don’t use it on chains as it slowly eats at the O/X rings if you watch fortnine chain cleaners and lubricants

[@kungfusing1]

Essentially do not do any of these things. What is this man smoking?

[@itzdexter...3376]

Do a video about CB250T 1978 Model

[@itzdexter...3376]

Do a video about CB250T 1978 Model