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Fork damage

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One of the fork legs on my 09 pro have a slight scrape on it, meaning I am constantly replacing the seal. I've taken the worst of the roughness off it with fine emery paper but it hasn't helped. Does anyone know of any products I could use to fill the scrape? I've heard a few people mention plastic metal?

One of the fork legs on my 09 pro have a slight scrape on it, meaning I am constantly replacing the seal. I've taken the worst of the roughness off it with fine emery paper but it hasn't helped. Does anyone know of any products I could use to fill the scrape? I've heard a few people mention plastic metal?

Clean the scrape with thinners[or the other half's nail polish remover]fill the scrape with superglue,leave it for a day and rub it down smooth.Have done this a few times it's always worked

I use epoxy in my scraps - i have a lot on 1 leg, so one time in about 2 months i put epoxy (for metal), leave for a 1 night and sandpaper it to a smooth line.

Mine were just through the black coating,

Black Nail Varnish has worked well and so far not needed to redo it for 10 months :thumbup:

Strange, i tryed nail varnish but not black.. so fork leg have leaked in 1st day of reassemble :(

Edited by Lian

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