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Old 01-06-10, 06:51 PM   #11
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I would recommend AutoGlym Paint Renovator

I used it on Leana's fairings (been resprayed now so look the mutts nuts...) But, it gets everything off and gets rid off all the over layering crap and oxidising of the paint from the bike.

I also use it on the wheels and other metal parts, brings them up a treat too
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Old 01-06-10, 06:54 PM   #12
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Cool, thanks Tony.
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Old 01-06-10, 06:54 PM   #13
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Hello Fizz...I see you down there...lol
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Old 01-06-10, 06:57 PM   #14
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Cool, thanks Tony.
It is alright, even though I feel dirty for helping someone with a Honda

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Old 01-06-10, 07:01 PM   #15
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Hondas are the best.....



lol

It's Iansv and Lozzo lurking now...
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Old 01-06-10, 07:04 PM   #16
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Old 01-06-10, 09:52 PM   #17
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Just take plastics off
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Old 01-06-10, 10:18 PM   #18
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I use...



it's old but it works !!!
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Got loads of that Richie and yes YC...all Plastic apart from the nose. Just cleaned the chain, got a shoite load of crud out frm behind the front sproket cover but have managed to get most of it without taking it off.

Just working my way around. Don't need it to be perfect yet as it'll all be coming apart in stages to have new bits fitted over time, so they can all get donw properly as I go.

Amazing what a bit of elbow grease, old oil, WD40 and baby oil can do though...lol
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Got loads of that Richie and yes YC...all Plastic apart from the nose. Just cleaned the chain, got a shoite load of crud out frm behind the front sproket cover but have managed to get most of it without taking it off.

Just working my way around. Don't need it to be perfect yet as it'll all be coming apart in stages to have new bits fitted over time, so they can all get donw properly as I go.

Amazing what a bit of elbow grease, old oil, WD40 and baby oil can do though...lol
Your bike better look as shiney as mine does!!
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