Help with plastic
#3
I don't think there is a way to remove scratches from the plastic without destroying the shine. I have tried the marine finishing polish for fiberglass which polishes the fiberglass to a perfect shine and even that doesn't work. I would love to know if anyone has any thing that really does work.
Buy a camo finish. The wear and tear shows the least on the camo. The finish on my new Stealth 800 Popo is a lot more scratch resistant than the normal plastic too.
Buy a camo finish. The wear and tear shows the least on the camo. The finish on my new Stealth 800 Popo is a lot more scratch resistant than the normal plastic too.
#5
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Lifes2ShortRideHard
i got a question how do you keep white plastic from staining after a muddy ride. i wash it right after i get home but by then it is too late. anyone have an answer?</end quote></div>
GOJO
i got a question how do you keep white plastic from staining after a muddy ride. i wash it right after i get home but by then it is too late. anyone have an answer?</end quote></div>
GOJO
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If its not a really deep scratch, just like a rub mark.....take some 1000 grit sand paper and rub it out, and then use a little propane blow torch to get the shine back (you can get a little torch kit from lowes or home depot for like $20). Be careful not to get it too hot where the plastic bubbles or gets funny looking, just hold it a few inches away for a few seconds, that will make it nice and shiny again where the sand paper scuffed it up.
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