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Faded black plastic parts.
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finless
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I have been using New Vinyl on my plastic. Unlike armor all, it doesn't leave a oil or anything behind.
BUT when parked for extended periods in the sun, I use a light cover.
I am using the RSS cover believe it or not. It covers the entire spyder except for the front fenders. Goes on and off super easy.
Bob
BUT when parked for extended periods in the sun, I use a light cover.
I am using the RSS cover believe it or not. It covers the entire spyder except for the front fenders. Goes on and off super easy.
Bob
Chupaca
New member
Easy...
Don't leave it in the sun. :roflblack: probably a lot of products out there but a cover would be the best if you have to leave it in the sun constantly. I use plexus or similar spray on cleaners and the only faded parts are the needle indicators on the guages (can't get to them). :thumbup:
Don't leave it in the sun. :roflblack: probably a lot of products out there but a cover would be the best if you have to leave it in the sun constantly. I use plexus or similar spray on cleaners and the only faded parts are the needle indicators on the guages (can't get to them). :thumbup:
bronzeflex42
Member
I use formula 2001 Protectant or Armor All on my black plastic parts.
Big F
New member
\I saw used Spyders at a dealer in Florida where the plastic parts were faded and discoloured from the sun. What do you guys use to prevent this. My first guess would be 303 spray.
Someone please do something about this heat....bike read 93 degrees yesterday!hyea:
Cheers
Kevin
I've got an easy fix for your problem. Move up North and enjoy the cold, ice and snow!!!!!!!!!! we don't have a fading problem???????
THE BIG F
cognaccruiser
New member
Your first guess of 303 Protectant is probably as good as anything and better than most. It isn't just Spyders that suffer from this. Cars too.
Armor All is a different formulation and not as effective as 303 IMHO. No matter what you use, you will have to repeat the process cause nothing is stronger than that sun.
Gary
Armor All is a different formulation and not as effective as 303 IMHO. No matter what you use, you will have to repeat the process cause nothing is stronger than that sun.
Gary
flamingobabe
...in the pink (Girls On Spyders)
I use Back to Black....seems to work good
JayBros
Well-known member
+1. A good product that also works well on gray plastic parts.
ThreeWheels
Active member
I agree. Mother's Back to Black is excellent.
I saved about $1000 on my Piaggio. When I bought it the plastic looked all grey and dry. Mother's makes it shine.
I saved about $1000 on my Piaggio. When I bought it the plastic looked all grey and dry. Mother's makes it shine.
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