Lets give this a go then

Hi SamC, I just apply thin layer to all shiney bits with a rag,I have the aerosol and it does not spray just froths,you dont need a lot just thin film. Good stuff

 

Can be used to protect all the bike except for seat tyres discs and brake pads

 

Hi Sam, Ive been using this stuff for years....very good at what it does. I use a paint aerosol cap to hold the liquid & a 1/2 inch brush & a cloth too. Brush the ACF into the nooks & crannies with the brush & wipe over the obvious bits with a cloth.
I wipe the excess off the exhaust but be warned, the bike will smoke like hell when you start it up not matter how careful you are with it, but within a couple of minutes the smoke will clear & it`s job done my friend. I put it on a couple of times during the winter. I don`t clean the engine off when I wash her during the winter unless I`m about to re-coat her with the stuff. The spray can is a bit wasteful as obviously a fair content of the can is propellant. Be very careful if you are going to put it on anything that is going to fly round & round at a fast rate of knots.....I used it on my ABS pick up disc on the rear wheel of my Tiger as it was showing signs of corrosion... I was careful but I did 14 mile on her afterwards & it had moved onto the rear disc by way of centrifugal force .....it did come off again with brake cleaner, but it could of been worse

 

I'd just mix it with Lambs Rum and pop a few ice cubes in and imbibe it slowly.

 

As said, spray all over, up high to start with and use a small cloth to spread it around. A little goes a long way, just keep use same bit of cloth. Bits you can't get into just spray in and wipe the excess around.
When done, put in a zip lock bag and use it next time, or for touch ups!
I always wear some nitrile gloves, cos it is messy.

Used this stuff on all my bikes, and all have been rust free after many wet miles. Do mine every spring when coming out and every winter before going away.