HELP! What does everyone use for thos pesky branch scratches on their atvs??? I have a 98 Honda Recon and am wondering what i can do to fix the scratches, thanks for the advice

 

The only thing I know is preventive maintenance. Put clear plastic coating over the atvs plastic. Many people put it were their legs and boots scuff up the plastic. Other than that there is not much that can be done.

Adam Smith

99 400EX

 

You cant do anything about the scratches,however,you can sure make them look ALOT better by spraying the ENTIRE plastics with Armour All,and the mud washes off ALOT easier to,
Bill

 

They have this new stuff out for scratches, it called "get used to it"! hehe! actually when i first rode my quad, i could believe the scratches from my boots, keychain, branches, etc.! well since then i have gotten used to it! its a shame you pay all this money for a quad and the thing looks new for a week.

 

There is only one known cure for scratches...NEW PLASTIC!!!

Don't worry about the scatches man...they give your bike character!! Be proud!!

 

yeah, my new rubi has plenty already...whats worse is my truck I buy a Toyota to fit down narrow roads without scratches just to find myself going down even narrower ones and having to wax out scratches every month And to even go off subject, does anyone else find themselves driving there truck just like they do there quad? E brake to pull a U turn when not around other drivers and such? bad habbit here

 

Muddy4life has the right idea.
Armour All is the best thing to somewhat hide those scratches and it really makes your quad look like it came off the show room floor.
Two thumbs up for Armour All

 

You might try an old trick that I read somewhere that worked in getting scratches out of eyeglass lenses. Common toothpaste works great as a buffing agent.

 

use spray on wood polish it contains wax just spray on and a little bit later whipe off it will fill in all of the small holes and i makes your plastic look new just dont spray it on it seat you might fall off

 

Armoral has a new product out... It is much better than the original for making your plastic look new again! I don't remember the name of it, but you can get it at any auto parts store.