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sels1
6th July 2008, 21:59
Can anyone recommend who/where to get cracks in fairings repaired in the Wgtn area? (Not for me you understand......someone I know...:whistle:)

sels1
7th July 2008, 12:24
*bump* anyone?

Pwalo
7th July 2008, 13:36
You could always pick up one of the plastic welding kits and give it a go yourself.

Perhaps it would be worth giving a few bike shops a call and see what they recommend.

Number One
7th July 2008, 13:38
HUBBY says....All Bumper Repairs in Kilbirnie - though needs to be refinished (painted) by someone else :sunny:

madmal64
7th July 2008, 13:55
PM sent!

You been off roading again?

Blossom
7th July 2008, 14:37
You could always pick up one of the plastic welding kits and give it a go yourself.


where does one get one of these fabulous things?

Stampy
7th July 2008, 15:44
where does one get one of these fabulous things?

They were advertised in Kiwi rider a few years ago, I emailed the co that imports them but they don't anymore:weep::weep::weep:

nico
7th July 2008, 16:29
you can just use a good soldering iron and do it your seld once welded use the steal fibrer bog jo:niceone:b dne sweet as

Pedrostt500
7th July 2008, 17:52
There is a panel beater on the corner of Nelson St and Udy St Petone, sorry dont know the name.

Str8 Jacket
7th July 2008, 18:11
I think Crazefox does and he paints 'em too.... :niceone:

Blossom
7th July 2008, 18:17
you can just use a good soldering iron and do it your self

disturbingly thats what I have already been doing...just wondered if there was a better way.

MD
7th July 2008, 18:30
+ 1
I used All Bumper Repairs Kilbirnie in 2001 to put my VTR1000 side fairings back together again. Reasonable cost at $250 back then. As said above, they don't do the paint job.

hayd3n
7th July 2008, 18:53
you will most probably have abs plastic easy to repair and strong most plastic fabricators will be able to help you

Nasty
7th July 2008, 20:50
Can anyone recommend who/where to get cracks in fairings repaired in the Wgtn area? (Not for me you understand......someone I know...:whistle:)


Sorry about late reply - up in Napier - Crazefox did the bumblebee (Bretts old CBR) and it was amazing ... PM him ... it is worth doing Sels ... :)

sels1
8th July 2008, 08:42
Thanks folks
Not being a sprotbike owner, I havnt had this issue before. I will pass this info on to the one who needs it.

Freakshow
8th July 2008, 11:09
If for the GSX all you need are some black coat hangers a soldering iron and an hour or two!

hayd3n
16th July 2008, 19:54
If for the GSX all you need are some black coat hangers a soldering iron and an hour or two!

hymm id scrape the plastics first to see if they smell the same first. abs has a real distinct smell
you cant weld different plastics together the wont stick trust me im a plastics fabricator/welder

Freakshow
24th July 2008, 10:48
hymm id scrape the plastics first to see if they smell the same first. abs has a real distinct smell
you cant weld different plastics together the wont stick trust me im a plastics fabricator/welder

It worked great for the 03 GSX250 I used those black coathangers they use at drycleaners and came up nice and solid.