Plastic Question

[zeeker1]

OK, I got off my wallet and bought some brand spanking new Maier fenders. I'd like to know what products you guys use to keep it looking new and shiny.

[Vealmonkey]

Soap and Water! LOL

[Xpress]

Don't forget the polish :D

[atc350xer]

don't ride it :lol:
nothing I do keeps mine clean, but I love them anyway :D

[harryredtrike]

dont leave them outside in the sun for long periods of time

[coolpool]

"Trim Shine" from Canadian Tire. It won't last long in the mud but makes your plastic look great in the garage!

[JayBone]

ha ha! soap & water

I use armor all. I just soak the plastics and let it sit over night. Come out the next day and lightly wipe it down.

Also if your totaly desperate OFF works also. I was sparying bugs and it was all over my quad. I wiped it down and whala. It Shines, but not long.

[dirtjunkie85]

I really like plastic renew from PC racing. even if you do scrape them up you can just sand down the scratches and apply the renew solution. It would work great to keep it new looking as well. here's were i get mine
Plastic Renew (http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/home.do)
just type plastic renew in the search.

[zeeker1]

Thanks a lot guys..................Soap & water huh, veal........

[Vealmonkey]

I couldn't resist. You don't want to get those spray can painted parts wet though. You better powdercoat it all! LOL

[honda200x1987]

This is what you need to keep your plastics looking like new and helps prevent scratches to your plastic while riding. You can spray this stuff on your engine and anodized parts to keep them looking new, waayyy better than amourall. If your engine is painted black this will make it look very clean and will not burn off. I highly recommend this SILKOLENE to everybody! I love this stuff! It will not dry up like amourall and lasts for months. Best I ever used A+++++++ http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SILKOLENE-PRO-PREP-HARD-SURFACE-CONDITIONER-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem2c52c4ff4dQQitemZ19036 7203149QQptZLHQ5fDefaultDomainQ5f100

[ailll1]

WD40 works great