Recommendations?
Do I use t-cut?
Do I get one of those magic pens?
Or shall I just fill them in with crayon?
Tiny scratches
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Ninjachica
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Tiny scratches
Bummer. Must have had something caught on my trousers, and I now have a patch of fine scratches on the tank 
Recommendations?
Do I use t-cut?
Do I get one of those magic pens?
Or shall I just fill them in with crayon?
Recommendations?
Do I use t-cut?
Do I get one of those magic pens?
Or shall I just fill them in with crayon?
If it ain't fun, don't do it
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bobsnicholson
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- Location: Cheshire
Re: Tiny scratches
If it was my bike it would be an excuse to buy a new.....................bike not tank
Work is for people that can't play golf.
Re: Tiny scratches
Not a full re-spray to white?bobsnicholson wrote: ↑Fri Apr 06, 2018 6:02 am If it was my bike it would be an excuse to buy a new.....................bike not tank
"It's just banter." - Snev
Re: Tiny scratches
Careful T cut, followed by crayons if it doesn't work. Last resort, buy stickers to cover it up.
Re: Tiny scratches
How deep are they? I've got some good polishes that may work...
((if you can feel them with your fingernail, they're usually too deep to polish out))
((if you can feel them with your fingernail, they're usually too deep to polish out))
I'm that guy that does stuff to the site that no one really notices
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Ninjachica
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Re: Tiny scratches
Might be too deep - I need to wash the bike first, then have a think about it.
I'm sure no one else will even see them - but I know they're there.
Bit of boot polish rubbed in will probably do the trick...
If it ain't fun, don't do it