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Thread: Scratched Shoei visor...repair?

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    Scratched Shoei visor...repair?

    Mrs P has had the misfortune of copping a biggish scratch on her shiny Shoei visor...right in her line of vision.

    Question for the great pool of KB wisdom (I've been doing a lot of this lately):

    Can you repair/minimise a scratch on a clear helmet visor? (Shoei visors being inhibitively expensive and all...)

    I was thinking maybe a CD scratch repair kit might be worth a shot?

    ANy imput? Mrs P would be most grateful...(and so would I - an aggravated mrs P is not in my interests.)

    Cheers,

    PB/Ross (and Mrs)
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    Depends is it just the clear surface which is damaged? CD kit would probably work then.

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    try fine sand paper ,cutting compound then finally brasso. ive done it b4 but it dont work on some visors like the shark laminated type

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    we sell a product called Displex that might work... designed for cellphone screens etc
    slightly melts the surface and moulds it back together.
    bout $8+gst a tube from memory.

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    Thanks fullas! (...and WINJA - being constructive comes so naturally to you dude!)

    That displex might be worth a go - will let y'all know how we get on when we get around to the repair process.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phurrball
    Thanks fullas! (...and WINJA - being constructive comes so naturally to you dude!)

    That displex might be worth a go - will let y'all know how we get on when we get around to the repair process.
    Ebay...buy 2 or 3 at once to make the postage worth while. I got a clear, tinted and iridium visor for less than the price of a single NZ supplied one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scracha
    Ebay...buy 2 or 3 at once to make the postage worth while. I got a clear, tinted and iridium visor for less than the price of a single NZ supplied one.
    Crikey i got a shock when i priced these $70 for a clear and $150 for tinted...
    so whos makin the dough then......


    Be careful with that plastic melting stuff.. there used to be a product called 'visor clear' dont know if its still available but it used to work good.
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    i got a scratch on the plastic face of my tacho/speedo , used a mothers polish that is supposed to be used to get scratches out of clear coat paint jobs , took a while but worked a treat.
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