scratches in my plastics
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Stay outta the woods, stay in 2nd gear, ride on pavement, stay in front. Your not going to avoid scratches onless you ride like I just stated, but whats the fun in that. You can keep the shine of your plastics if you whip it down with Formula 2000, I have read that Ajax or Comet clenser will help with light scratches but all in all if your not entering a quad beauty pagent then ride it like its your last ride and replace them when they get really bad.
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Yeah that's the suck part about riding. The scratches are hear to stay unless you are willing to sand the material. Then you have to refinish it then . Just keep it clean and wax it once in a while to help give the allusion of scratch free surface. I recomend the automotive wax Nu Finish in the orange bottle. It cleans the plastic and seat very well and gives a nice shine. Try it , you will like it.
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