removing scratches from a windscreen

Started by Redd, October 06, 2019, 05:55:54 AM

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Redd

The clear screen on my GTR had several scratches and also some 'etching' due to a cleaning chemical or similar. I used 'Mothers - Mag and Magnesuim' polish and then 'Novus 2 - fine scratch remover for plastics' to bring the screen back to life. The Mothers is only needed for the heavier damaged areas.

I was very happy with the results.

Lonewolf


Rusty

Hmmmm. that looks like good stuff to have on the shelf  :yes:

pross

I have seen this on flea-bay nos 1 to 3 depending on scratch depth and size at £ 9.95 + postage
Not seen any reviews only the pics on here  :yes:
Pross

O.C.

I have seen this used in the past, it is also very effective, as with any abrasive paste caution should be exercised    :yes:     


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Traditional-Jewellers-Rouge-SOFT-PASTE/dp/B075ZV9LJJ/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=jewellers+rouge+polish&qid=1570459563&sr=8-7   
BE KIND...


ROG .

Redd

#5
 :laugh: :popcorn:
Quote from: Lonewolf on October 06, 2019, 03:02:50 PM
Where is it sold, do Halfords sell it?

I got mine from Amazon

Rusty


ray1151

Thanks bought a kit with 1,2 & 3 (course to fine).

Left a pair of clocks on the work bench when I was doing some welding.

Doh!
when all else fails read the manual

Redd

I have since bought the '1' as well.

The '2' cleaned up my headlight lens also, it has a small scratch which has been removed without trace.

Post how you got on Lee, hope you have the same success on your clocks as I did on my screen.


Taz973

i use COLGATE  white toothe paste takes a while with the elbo grease but comes up well

Lonewolf

Quote from: Taz973 on October 19, 2019, 11:57:11 AM
i use COLGATE  white toothe paste takes a while with the elbo grease but comes up well

And your bike will smell fresh too!  :mfr_lol:


Lloyd

I used my da polisher with a finishing pad and light cut plaste