The windscreen that came with my kat is very scratched up. It aslo looks like there were stickers on there at one time. I have read alot about wet sandign it with various grits of wet/dry sand paper. Is this my only option other than getting a new one? I would rather not spend over 40$ on one if I can clean this one up nicely.
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mothers brand plastic polish does wonders
"Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather skid in sideways, beer in one hand, cigarette in the other, your body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming WHO HOO what a ride"
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mine was pretty scratched too, i polished it up with some meguires plastx and now it looks great, took about 30 minutes by hand, i have a porter cable but i found the windshield to be too curvy to use it without getting hotspots. if you have deeper scratches then wetsanding with 2000 grit then following with polish will work.
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Originally posted by Blazerzr2 View Postmothers brand plastic polish does wondersthe kat may be the gixxer's retarded cousin, but she's a hefty broad... and i do loves me some girth between my thighs.
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[02 gsx750f][03 cbr600rr]
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Originally posted by chinto View Postwhat are you using to apply the polish?
fleece ragthe kat may be the gixxer's retarded cousin, but she's a hefty broad... and i do loves me some girth between my thighs.
# 99 HYPERSLOTH RACING
[02 gsx750f][03 cbr600rr]
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Originally posted by kat_kitten View Postapparently the wrong thing.... lol
fleece rag
this is from their website:
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