Perhaps some form of training wheels on the surface would help?CheddarChick:
Good luck with your, ummm, balance
Scratches on my gauges...
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Good luck with your, ummm, balance
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CheddarChick
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now children were you bad while I was toothpasting my gauges???? It did help, you can see through them better, though my fingers are shorter now. Aren't fins training wheels? And I am as graceful as a butterfly Big Al, but even a butterfly can get hit by a rogue wave.
Back to the scratch issue, if you go to a hardware store or motorcycle shop, they usually have a plexi windshield polish for sale. Nice stuff and works well on on plastic/plexi material. (Works on damaged CD's and DVD's too)
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CheddarChick
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Great advice.. I never even thought of that. I have it in my Harley bag as we speak.
Thanks a ton.
Thanks a ton.
shark_tamer:
+1 The gauge saver plastic covers are a very cheap type of protection. If you spend $6 to prevent a scratch gouge that could compromise the gauge, isn't it worth it? I think so.
The plexi windshield polish works well, but be gentle with it as it can cause more damage if you're not patient with it.
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If you want to go hardcore, NOVUS makes a nice line of different grades of plastic polish.
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/search.asp?search=polish&category=25396
Start with #3 & then go to #2.
or: page 1898 at mcmaster.com (fine scratch & heavy scratch remover)
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/search.asp?search=polish&category=25396
Start with #3 & then go to #2.
or: page 1898 at mcmaster.com (fine scratch & heavy scratch remover)
maged_mmh:thnks for the tip.... now I'll play Demis Roussos oldie again
Oh Man! My old recordings of Demious Roussos were on 8 track tape and vinyl! I'd forgot about him! Thanks for the memory!
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