Cut and Polish?

[Tricolor Fan]

Right, I've had a Golf with slightly mismatched wings and bonnet etc cut and polished to good effect. I was wondering if it can be done to bike fairings, anyone know?

I've got a bunch of mixed Mito fairings than can be made into a set or two, all are the same colour, but some are older, so a little faded. I just wondered if having them cut and polished would improve the match between panels.

Anyone?
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[mad4it028]

try it couldnt hurt
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[Phil_G]

certainly worth a go.

Why not get onto somewhere like www.cleanyourcar.com forum where this sort of topic is more likely to get seen by some paint correction specialists who can help?
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[tutton]

Depends if its got topcoat on
Likely to have one.

Use a proper compound
not Tcut.

It should work either way and its how professionals blend panels among with other ways.
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[Tricolor Fan]

No plans on doing it myself, I'll leave that to a bodyshop.

Just wanted to know if anyone had any first hand experience. I'll take a look at that forum and start calling around on Tuesday.

Thanks,
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[crphillips]

Of course it can be done.......it's the same paint on bike fairings as it is on a car. Just watch it if you have any stickers that aren't lacquered over. Do it yourself......buy a buffer for £50 and a bottle of Ferecla G10! You can do any others yourself in the future then. Just keep a good hold on your fairings otherwise you'll end up flinging them across the garage if the buffer snags!
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