Topic: CB750 k4, the long restoration

[theDQG]

I think guys have actually wet sanded them before.  Also, there is a plastic polish for visors and windscreens that would probably do a world of good.  I forget the brand name but it is sold at most bike shops and comes in coarse, medium, and fine.  Also peanut oil and/or lemon oil.  And finally Mothers Back to Black works well.

I actually used Mother's Back to Black and it works beautifully where the gloss still remains- but on the areas that are well-worn, not so much.

[seanbarney41]

I think guys have actually wet sanded them before.  Also, there is a plastic polish for visors and windscreens that would probably do a world of good.  I forget the brand name but it is sold at most bike shops and comes in coarse, medium, and fine.  Also peanut oil and/or lemon oil.  And finally Mothers Back to Black works well.

keep on using it, the more you use it, the better it works

I actually used Mother's Back to Black and it works beautifully where the gloss still remains- but on the areas that are well-worn, not so much.

[theDQG]

I think guys have actually wet sanded them before.  Also, there is a plastic polish for visors and windscreens that would probably do a world of good.  I forget the brand name but it is sold at most bike shops and comes in coarse, medium, and fine.  Also peanut oil and/or lemon oil.  And finally Mothers Back to Black works well.

keep on using it, the more you use it, the better it works

I actually used Mother's Back to Black and it works beautifully where the gloss still remains- but on the areas that are well-worn, not so much.

Ok, I'll keep on applying it.