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chandlerbingfl 03-21-2015 08:18 PM

Scratches on front fender, etc.
 
I have some chips and a few small scratches on the front fender. I was wondering what would be the best way to repair them? Same with on the tank, very tiny scratches. For the tank a good wax will cover them up temporarily but in either case I was wondering if there was something more permanent.

Thanks in advance!
chandlerbingfl

jonathan180iq 03-25-2015 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by chandlerbingfl (Post 82999)
I have some chips and a few small scratches on the front fender. I was wondering what would be the best way to repair them? Same with on the tank, very tiny scratches. For the tank a good wax will cover them up temporarily but in either case I was wondering if there was something more permanent.

Thanks in advance!
chandlerbingfl

If you have a black bike, then a shaprie can work wonders. :)

There's always factory paint or something from the automotive world that is very very close to it.

Personally, I like those little dings and scuffs. They become part of the character and story of the bike.

alantf 03-25-2015 09:11 AM

What's a shaprie? Is that a typo, or is it an American product that I've not heard of?

Fawlty 03-25-2015 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by alantf (Post 83029)
What's a shaprie? Is that a typo, or is it an American product that I've not heard of?

Sharpie. It's a permanent marker pen.

Water Warrior 2 03-25-2015 08:08 PM

Under some conditions you might find that nail poish will do the trick. A gal pal may be handy to have as they tend to know more about applying nail polish.

5th_bike 03-26-2015 12:42 AM

Get a new one:
http://www.mrcycles.com/oemparts/a/s...adlamp-housing

It's the "FENDER, FRONT".
:tup:

chandlerbingfl 03-28-2015 09:30 PM

Yes I tried the Sharpie...maybe it was old because it didn't do anything. I'll try a new one.
A new fender, I'll live with the scratches lol....

Thank you,
chandlerbingfl

bwader 04-12-2015 07:55 AM

For anyone who doesn't know, rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol will remove permanent marker.

it turns it purpleish

Water Warrior 2 04-12-2015 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by bwader (Post 83191)
For anyone who doesn't know, rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol will remove permanent marker.

it turns it purpleish

It is also good for removing those silly warning stickers.


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