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Plastic starting to fade, how can I get the color back?
Foxx4Beaver:
I've had good luck with my Makita buffer with a foam pad and some 3M Fast Cut compound at 1200RPM.....but I agree with alward25....just buy a new one,bolt on -n- go.
motopunk:
new replica plastics for all kx ´74 and newer : --- www.nightmare-racing.com ---
aftermarket plastics ´87 and newer : from "ufo-plast" : --- www.ufoplast.com ---
the pc plastic renew is a cool thing if you make it right. but if you have the chance to get new plastics, you should bye it.
with the plastic-renew- kit you should only work on parts, that are no more available in new, like tanks, airboxes etc....
TJXK:
--- Quote from: Ims Roll on July 25, 2013, 01:39:13 AM ---
--- Quote from: TJXK on July 24, 2013, 07:13:54 PM ---Buy a new one. A polisport fender on motosport is around $19. Also I'm not sure if they fit your year, but I just got a 2010 kx450 front fender. Looks a lot meaner and bolts right up to an O3.
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Every body is quoting front fenders... What about the $50 shrouds or 40-$50 rear fender. to buy all new plastics for a K5 is well over $20 for the front fender. Don't think just the front fender is dull lol. 2cents
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Rear fenders are $20 or less. A complete polisport set of new plastics is $94.
I can see the value of buying cleaning supplies for $20 if you have a lot of plastics to clean up, but if it's just one piece I'd probably buy it new.
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