October 22, 201411 yr hi , can anyone suggest a way of removing some burn marks from my new gasgas. my son was riding the bike and melted some of his pants on the downpipe. its titanium and i don't want to affect the finish.
October 22, 201411 yr Hi Smart, I did this but only a small mark so did not bother to remove it, but I did fit the Carbon Fiber protector to the header pipe to prevent a bigger mark, dented pipe and wrecked pants. Its listed on the Hell Team web site. Cheers Taff
October 22, 201411 yr Nitromors paint remover then pressure wash? if that does not work try sand or vapour blast with fine media. I guess his trousers were nylon / polyester both of which are pretty chemical resistant.
October 23, 201411 yr A fine Scoth-brite pad and WD40 won't damage the surface too much and you should be able to 'blend in' any rub marks up to the weld join to make it less obvious. As taffe says the Carbon guards work well. Paul Mac
November 8, 201411 yr Try rubbing the mark with a piece of copper pipe. I've used this method a few times and its always worked.
November 9, 201411 yr I have had the same problem with melted black nylon or whatever my trials pants are made from, on the exhaust pipe of my Evo. I used a rotary wire brush in my electric drill. It removes all traces of the melted fabric. I tried to buy an exhaust guard, but apparently no one makes one.
November 9, 201411 yr I used a blowlamp warmed up just enough to melt the stain then wipe it off quick with clean rag
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