April 13, 201214 yr Depending on how deep the scratches are you can start with some very fine wet and dry (wet), then try some fine paste chrome polish,finish off with some normal car polish. Well that method always work for me, dont blame me if it goes wrong.
April 15, 201214 yr Wet 'n Dry does it - used VERY wet to avoid melting the plastic. See my efforts here: http://motorcyclerestorations.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/ty175-front-mudguard.html Simon
April 16, 201214 yr Don't know if you can get this stuff in UK but I can vouch it works great http://www.bikebiz.com.au/products/Plastic-Reconditioning-Kit.html This is my TLR which had had a very hard previous life
April 17, 201214 yr Go to www.off-road.com and check out the article 'Restoring Plastic on ATV's and UTV's'
April 18, 201214 yr Go to www.off-road.com and check out the article 'Restoring Plastic on ATV's and UTV's' Yep that looks like pretty much the same stuff - I'd hate to do an ATV but you can get a great result on a mud guard quite quickly. It's just a case of waiting for each coat to dry. The result is quite long lasting and easy to freshen up and there is plenty of the liquid left to do it all several times over.
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.