How to restore faded plastics for free!!!

SuperTimmy · 04-23-2012, 08:28 AM

Actually,

I did replace my front fender from motorcycle superstore. I can recommend the Polisport Free Flow front fender! It bolted right up with no drilling required.

However, I couldn't find tank shrouds for my KLX, but why spend money when I can do it for free? I have not finished scraping the plastic yet, but when I get done, I plan to just buff it with some wax to bring it to shine-I don't have a heat gun. What I have done so far though looks way better than the sun faded parts on there...

04-23-2012, 08:28 AM	#5
SuperTimmy Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: NC Posts: 88	Actually, I did replace my front fender from motorcycle superstore. I can recommend the Polisport Free Flow front fender! It bolted right up with no drilling required. However, I couldn't find tank shrouds for my KLX, but why spend money when I can do it for free? I have not finished scraping the plastic yet, but when I get done, I plan to just buff it with some wax to bring it to shine-I don't have a heat gun. What I have done so far though looks way better than the sun faded parts on there...
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