Just wondering if anyone knows.
Just wondering if anyone knows.
Shouldn't. It's petroleum based and seems very stable. High boiling point, nice smell. It may stain though. What do you wish to accomplish?
AEROKROIL CAN DO NO WRONG.
EVER.
Joey
In reply to motomoron:
I was going to use it on the throttle/clutch/brake cables of my GS1000 Suzuki and was afraid the stuff might damage the paint on the gas tank.
I've used aerokroil on many things that are painted and I have never had any damage.
On cables? It's not a very good cable lube. This stuff from Motion Pro is as good as any, and the lube injector is a must, if you don't have one already.
And if you're using AeroKroil near paint, give the bike a wipe w/ Honda shine on a soft cloth afterwards just to be safe.
You probably know this already, but brake fluid eats all paint. A drop left on overnight is a hole in the morning.
In reply to motomoron:
Wasn't thinking of it so much as a general lubricant, but rather as a means of getting some of the "sticky" out of the cable from years of non-use. I'll get some of the Motion Pro product and an injector per your recommendation after they've freed up from some use. Thanks for the recommendation.
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