Mop-N-Glo

[yamaha250F]

If your plastics are looking old but are in good condition, DONT buy new ones! Here is what I did. First wash them with a garden hose, then spray on some simple green and dry with a rag. Then get a heat gun or blow dryer, and blow from under the fender, which will get those white marks out. Then buy some Mop-N-Glo from target, K-mart, Wal-mart ect. This stuff is costs about 2 bucks, and when I put it on my plastics it made my bike look like it just rolled off the showroom floor. This stuff is awsome and cheap. I was thinking about new plastics but after this NO WAY. So give this a try and tell me how it goes.

[Patman]

If you want something that will way outlast the Mop-N-Glo route pickup a bottle of Armstrong Floor Refinisher, the stuff goes on the same but is much more durable.

[paul reed]

just paint ALL the plastic and while you`re at it go ahead and change the color - then use common ATF to bring out a superfly shine - hay guys,reality check here , 2 bucks for Mop N Glo is WAY TOO MUCH money to be spending and floor cleaner is a just plain stupid idea

[Crazy]

? I use Mop & Glow too after I wash it. The dirt literally falls off with a little water.

[MotoMan]

Yep this trick has been around for years, and it works.

[DRGSin393]

Originally Posted by paul reed

just paint ALL the plastic and while you`re at it go ahead and change the color - then use common ATF to bring out a superfly shine - hay guys,reality check here , 2 bucks for Mop N Glo is WAY TOO MUCH money to be spending and floor cleaner is a just plain stupid idea

Nice!! Who woke this guy up at 3:57?

[MotoMan]

Originally Posted by DRGSin

Nice!! Who woke this guy up at 3:57?

You didn't have the pleasure of Paul before his re-apperance.

[DRGSin393]

Originally Posted by MotoMan

You didn't have the pleasure of Paul before his re-apperance.

Im glad of that, otherwise a verbal smackdown would be in order.

[MotoMan]

Originally Posted by DRGSin

Im glad of that, otherwise a verbal smackdown would be in order.