Top Tip 3!

[MillaMeter]

Hi,

Right, so I got bored today so I decided to give the bike a clean here and a clean there.

I accidently got T-Cut on the rear tail light, so I rubbed and rubbed in a circular motion and the little patch I done, came up like brand spanking new so I thought sod it, I'll do the whole lot. It even puts that really really deep shine on it!

So if you rear tail light is looking a lil tired, put some T-Cut on it.
Mine took about 2-3 goes to get it really shiny due to it being so stupidly dull. Depending on how bad yours is, it could only take 1 go at it.

Psssst... it also brings ya indicator lenses up like new too

EDIT: added a lil image


Regards

Rich

[RedexRobB]

Does quite good on paint work too you know.....

[MillaMeter]

Does quite good on paint work too you know.....

Hi,

Well that's what I orginally was doing, I was doing the rear side panels and a lil blob of it went on the tail light as I came round to do the very back of the panels. Works on well on all panels and metals, not so good on polished ally tho so watch out on that.

Regards

Rich

[Mori Man]

Brasso and Duraglit are also good even on screens