Fairing blades

**nudemetalz** · 15th February 2006, 10:53

Greetings,

Is there anything you can do to take the dullness out of a fairing blade?

If not, where is the best place to purchase a new one.

(For my ZX-10, BTW)

Cheers
NDMZ

**MSTRS:Me** · 15th February 2006, 10:57

A steel won't do the trick once it's got too far gone, you will need to use a whetstone.....oooooooh you mean fairing blade.....
Use a good quality rubbing compound that is not heavy in the cutting department & then apply a good quality silicone polish to retain your new shiny look.

**Finn** · 15th February 2006, 10:59

Originally Posted by nudemetalz

Greetings,

Is there anything you can do to take the dullness out of a fairing blade?

If not, where is the best place to purchase a new one.

(For my ZX-10, BTW)

Cheers
NDMZ

Mate, you'll be fearing my blade after it gets the mods tomorrow!

**nudemetalz** · 15th February 2006, 11:03

Originally Posted by Finn

Mate, you'll be fearing my blade after it gets the mods tomorrow!

ha ha,....so, your Blade will be fairing good then, huh ?

and thanks, MSTRS. I'll try that.

**Finn** · 15th February 2006, 11:09

Originally Posted by nudemetalz

ha ha,....so, your Blade will be fairing good then, huh ?

and thanks, MSTRS. I'll try that.

Let's not get too excited just yet. My aim is to at least match the RWHP of a Street Magic.

**nudemetalz** · 15th February 2006, 11:14

Originally Posted by Finn

Let's not get too excited just yet. My aim is to at least match the RWHP of a Street Magic.

you don't want it to end up as a Firebluh...

**imdying** · 15th February 2006, 11:25

Further proof that midday isn't too early to start drinking

**k14** · 15th February 2006, 11:41

to fix mine i got 2 lots of cutting compound from supercheap. the first one was a really harsh/coarse one. i thought i had stuffed it from using that one. but then went on with superfine and it bought it out really nice. made it look alot better, could actually see through it after that. if you've got the time and paitence you can make it come out really good.

**nudemetalz** · 15th February 2006, 11:50

Originally Posted by k14

to fix mine i got 2 lots of cutting compound from supercheap. the first one was a really harsh/coarse one. i thought i had stuffed it from using that one. but then went on with superfine and it bought it out really nice. made it look alot better, could actually see through it after that. if you've got the time and paitence you can make it come out really good.

Excellent - I'm going to try that method. I guess at the end of the day...if I stuff it I buy a new one.