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Old 07-19-2016, 04:32 PM   #7
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I'd be very leery of spraying WD40 (or any lubricant) near my brakes

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It actually fades off one or two meter later, or before you even have time to release the brake pedal if you prefer.

Always wash my tire, calipers, wheels, and prevent any dust sticking with diluted wd-40 in hot (HOT) water. Just needs a good brush and household/kitchen silicon gloves! NEVER ever used commercial products with nasty 'solvents', or those that leave intentional gray'ish residues on your tires.... tactics so that you have to use & buy more of their crap lollll

Those were 3 years old+ tires at the time of pic. Looking even better than new

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