RG Fading Already?!
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Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Third Coast, South Texas
Don't give up with just one application, mine was faded pretty bad and after a few applications over a few days the fairing is shiny and BLACK
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: currently an Okie
Son of a gun
I have to disagree.
My inner fairing is not to bad,but the instrument covers are more faded.I use "Son Of A Gun" and all it does is make the plastic shiney.
It does not restore the faded black.
I think once plastic is faded,thats it.No way to put the color back in unless it is a coating like paint.
Even anodized aluminum can fade.The only way to put the color back in would be to strip and replate.
My inner fairing is not to bad,but the instrument covers are more faded.I use "Son Of A Gun" and all it does is make the plastic shiney.
It does not restore the faded black.
I think once plastic is faded,thats it.No way to put the color back in unless it is a coating like paint.
Even anodized aluminum can fade.The only way to put the color back in would be to strip and replate.
Randy
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Road Master
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: North Carolina
Well I got Armor all in the shop, I'll try it.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Southern IL
Warranty replaced my inner fairing due to fading along the top edge above the speakers on my '08 Ultra. Had it painted to match when it came in and dealer installed it. Check my other thread-just posted it
Tourer
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From: Southern IL
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