Petrol on screen
- Thread starter ktm520
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Do a search as it was covered the other week, best option seems to be toothpaste and elbow grease 
Mouse
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Or Brasso if you don't like the minty flava.
Dave284
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This happens to a previous bike and restored to correct condition using normal paint/bodywork polish.
pomm001
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screen clean
I am trying to freshen up the screen on my adventure, usual stone chips on the outside, and scratch marks on the inside caused by using gloves on a dirty screen.
I first tried auto glym paint restorer, a normal polish with a bit more 'bite' this made it worse and put nice 'swirl' marks on the inside.
I then out of desperation used the normal auto glym, very slowly and with repeated applications it started to clear and the scratches almost go away.
Use a very soft rag for the polishing.
I am trying to freshen up the screen on my adventure, usual stone chips on the outside, and scratch marks on the inside caused by using gloves on a dirty screen.
I first tried auto glym paint restorer, a normal polish with a bit more 'bite' this made it worse and put nice 'swirl' marks on the inside.
I then out of desperation used the normal auto glym, very slowly and with repeated applications it started to clear and the scratches almost go away.
Use a very soft rag for the polishing.
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