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Posted by: Nevada Sixx
hi, i have white plastic on my bike that has set in dirt stains that cant be simply wiped off. will "plastic renew" or some other product take it out? or should i just try to sand it? problem with sanding it is that i seem to sand "in" the grit off the paper..anyway,, i cant afford new plastic, mines not scratched, its just got set in stains.
Posted by: SpectraSVT
PC Renew is a system that uses sand paper. It should work cause your sanding out the scratches therefore rooming any grooves for dirt to get stuck in. It works but it takes time as there are quite a few steps.
Posted by: rickyd
Years ago i had a 89 YZ250 w/white plastics.. I used Soft Scrub w/Clorox too clean.. Didn't do to bad of a job on them.. Hope this helps,
Rick
Posted by: jmics19067
My vote is on soft scrub :thumb:
Posted by: Moto Squid
I use an SOS pad with soapy water on my white fork guards, numbers and aluminum frame...It will slighly scratch the plastic but it's not noticeable enough to bother me.
Posted by: rv6junkie
Soft Scrub to get them clean, ProClean 2000 Plastic Polish to make 'em shine like new.
Posted by: Senior KX Rider
Soft scrub works well for me :thumb:
Posted by: Zerotact
I've heard brake cleaner to get the stains out, then mop and glo to polish
Posted by: kelsorat
Save the dough of plastic renew products and chemical shines and buy some SOS pads and soapy water.
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