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  1. groucho
    groucho is offline Verified Tsikot Member
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    January 1st, 2005 12:52 PM #11
    wreckless, the common belt dressings available are Cyclo and PittPenn. Both are available at your usual mall hardware franchises (e.g. Ace, TV, Handyman, etc.).

    buknoy, you can spray on the dressing while the engine's off. Then start the engine and make it run for a few minutes. Oh yeah, just a tip: you may want to buy the smaller sized-can if your engine compartment's a little tight. It gets pretty difficult to reach in and spray the belts.

    yebo, that's what I meant. Only you said it better. Thanks.
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  2. buknoy2002
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    January 1st, 2005 07:15 PM #12
    thnx for the replies

    ok b yng 3m na brand?
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Belt dressing as part of regular maintenance?