To ACF50 or not?

[Devon 1200s]

I’ve never used anything like this before, but I’m thinking about doing the metalwork and engine with it.

So, has anyone used it? Done what I’m planning to do? Any tips? do’s and dont’s?

[raesewell]

This is the time of year when most people would be washing off the AC50 before re-applying it when winter comes along.
Don't get it on the brakes, the subject has been covered several time before.

[Phmode]

Lots of us use it. Lots have done it themselves. I have used the services of 'whoeveritwas' when I
lived darn sarf and they ran mass gatherings at Loomies cafe in West Meon and more recently did it with a spray gun.

Cover the tyres and brakes. Don't do it on a windy day (so today is out).

Just do a search...

[Karl]

I have only used it for the last eight months or so, however, it does seem ok.
My limited experieance;
It won't stop the rot if there, but after the bike has been stripped, cleaned, and put back with all the love it deserves, it will hinder it.
A damm good clean, then leave a good film of it on, that's a big point of any protection, and ignore those around you that "polish it off!". A gentle wash months later, and 
Unless laying the bike up, putting it on anything that will get hot is probably a waste.
If you want to spray it, make sure you don't put any where your hands, feet, rear end etc. contact! Ride around with your brakes on for a few miles... I've known "professional" drivers put cockpitshine on their aiming wheels...
Not as messy as taking vasaline off brass, but you'll appreciate the saving none the less.