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Any way to un-scratch visor?

Started by Eklipse, July 05, 2004, 02:54:32 PM

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Eklipse

My clear visor is really scratched up and it's getting a little hard to see out of. Is there any way to take some of the scratches out? I'd rather improve it than buy a new one.
2004 Walmart Metallic Black GS500F
11,000+ miles

BRB96Z34

You could try a plastic polish.  My car has a black plastic piece from taillight to taillight and I used this on it and it came out like new.  The stuff is supposed to bring back optical clarity for plastic - even says so on the bottle.  I used 3M plastic polish.

Eklipse

Excellent, thanks. Can you get this stuff at Walmart?
2004 Walmart Metallic Black GS500F
11,000+ miles

BRB96Z34

Try a auto body supply.  I don't think that walmart would carry something like this - too specialized.

glenn9171

It depends on how deep the scratches are.  If the scratched are deep, like from being dropped on cement, the plastic polish won't help.  If the visor has a coating (Iridium tint, anti-fog, etc.) The plastic polish may remove it.  Deep scratches also make the visor weaker.

gitarman

I've heard toothpaste works...never actually tried it tho. It might just be a biker legend.

ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdea

Brasso works well if the scratched are shallow.  It is cheap and available almost anywhere.
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Old Mr. Wilson

I got some from the Honda Motorcycle Dealership called Mirror Glaze plastic cleaner. Have used it on plastic watch lenses. Does well! It is for plastic windshields and the like. Should be fine for your visor. Hope this helps, Wilson
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Quote from: gitarmanI've heard toothpaste works...never actually tried it tho. It might just be a biker legend.
Most toothpastes do work. Some are too coarse, though, but the mainstream stuff works just fine.

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