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Old 01-24-2008, 08:34 AM
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Default Black Parts Fading/Ozidizing?

On my 05, I notice that the passenger floor boards (folded up) are black underneath, or at least they used to be. I have seen some engine recommendations, but do those recommendationsalso apply everywhere else on the bike? I haven't actually looked closely enough to see if the boardsare metal, or plastic, but I do know the finish isn't smooth.

I have a bottle of "Mothers, Back to Black". I haven't seen it posted about anywhere in here, and that makes me a little leary.
 
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Am I the only one with some black left on their bike? [sm=smiley17.gif]
 
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I've been told that I tend to hold conversations with myself, and I guess I was right because I seem to be doing in now... :P

I had a bit of a wild hair and decided to procede with the "Mother's Back to Black" for the passenger foot floor boards. It was a success 100%. I can't report on the long term effects however I will report back once I can give a better long term report.
 
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sorry for the delay, i just read the thread.
you might try pig spit, it works nicely on the black metal parts.

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what about the plastic parts? my "dash board" has what looks like washing residue on it, maybe from the detergent or maybe wax. Any idea how to get this off?
 
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Default RE: Black Parts Fading/Ozidizing?

ORIGINAL: Desert_RK

I've been told that I tend to hold conversations with myself, and I guess I was right because I seem to be doing in now... :P

I had a bit of a wild hair and decided to procede with the "Mother's Back to Black" for the passenger foot floor boards. It was a success 100%. I can't report on the long term effects however I will report back once I can give a better long term report.

I'm glad you used it on the floor boards because I just bought a bottle of Mother's back to black for my inner fairing, have not used it yet. But now I will try it on the floor boards as well. Good job.
 
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