Lgn001 (08-16-2008)
I posted in another thread how I missed cleaning up a small amount of brake fluid off the back side of the front reservoir. Naturally it blew up onto the inside of the wind screen as I took it for a ride. It etched the screen with a bunch of small, opaque dots (most don't show in the pic.s). Not a big deal but the screen always looked dirty.
I couldn’t get them all the way out but I lightened them up enough so you can barely see them. I started out with some fine cut rubbing compound which worked to lighten up the spots but left a bunch of fine scratches. I then went with a lighter compound to start polish out the scratches. I then used a clear coat paint cleaner and finally plastic polish. I used a foam applicator to apply and polishing cloth to buff off. After about 4 hours of rubbing it came out pretty nice for a 4 year old screen.
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Action
Last edited by Action; 08-15-2008 at 09:34 PM.
2004 VFR: Heil Bars, BMC, 2 Bros, Fender Elim, Heated Grips, +2 rear sprocket, DID gold chain, PCIII, Delkevic Headers. Tires- Pilot Road 2CT's
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Lgn001 (08-16-2008)
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