scrratchless bike

• roger

  21 Sep 01, 20:04

  with daily use of sports bikes or any other bikes, is it true that scratches on the bikes are unavoidable?
  
  is it possible for a bike to be in scratch free condition even after 1 year?
• Bear80

  22 Sep 01, 04:33

  Originally posted by roger:

  with daily use of sports bikes or any other bikes, is it true that scratches on the bikes are unavoidable?
  
  is it possible for a bike to be in scratch free condition even after 1 year?

  Then u hope that Singapore dun have pple that duplicate Ivan's (TZM^53) behaviour.
  
• ^TzM 53^

  22 Sep 01, 14:11

  Originally posted by Bear80:

  Then u hope that Singapore dun have pple that duplicate Ivan's (TZM^53) behaviour.

  eh u buey song me si bo ??nao hia~~
• fp2075r

  22 Sep 01, 18:42

  Originally posted by roger:

  with daily use of sports bikes or any other bikes, is it true that scratches on the bikes are unavoidable?
  
  is it possible for a bike to be in scratch free condition even after 1 year?

  Samll scratches can be removed my buffing compounds.... i not sure where to buy but that time my fren who works part time as a car polisher gave me some... really works at restoring small scratches...
  
  
• TZR

  22 Sep 01, 18:46

  Put putty lor...
• roger

  23 Sep 01, 23:32

  hi FP
  
  do u know the location of the car polish shop? i need to go and buy the buffing compounds.
  
  or does anyone here know where to buy it from?
• fp2075r

  24 Sep 01, 22:01

  Originally posted by roger:

  hi FP
  
  do u know the location of the car polish shop? i need to go and buy the buffing compounds.
  
  or does anyone here know where to buy it from?

  Is the kind of polishing shop at shopping centre carparks... but i dun think they will sell u the compound... but u can try and ask..
  
  
• VTR

  1 Oct 01, 03:20

  Roger...are u still in sch?do u have bro/sis still in sec sch?ask them to get it 4 u in the technical labs...FREE...provided u have friends/bros/sis still in sec schools...
• roger

  2 Oct 01, 11:42

  can those buffing compounds be used on plastic surfaces?
  
  i doubt so as i think it is used mostly on a car's metallic surface.
  
  guess no choice but to live with the minor scratch.
  
  
• fp2075r

  2 Oct 01, 20:21

  Originally posted by roger:

  can those buffing compounds be used on plastic surfaces?
  
  i doubt so as i think it is used mostly on a car's metallic surface.
  
  guess no choice but to live with the minor scratch.
  
  

  Brudder... the cars surface is wat??? metal meh?? it is paint... so is the bikes surface... aniway i try b4 liaoz it does work but juz dun expect it to cover deep or big scratches...
  
  
• ^TzM 53^

  3 Oct 01, 05:10

  Originally posted by fp2075r:

  Brudder... the cars surface is wat??? metal meh?? it is paint... so is the bikes surface... aniway i try b4 liaoz it does work but juz dun expect it to cover deep or big scratches...
  

  wad is the actual name of the compound?
  
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• Fadz

  3 Oct 01, 07:32

  i used it frequently b4 last time... its got no specific name, maybe got brand. but juz ask for buffing compound, the seller will noe
  good luck with ur scratches...
  
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