Saddlebag scratches

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NMPete

New member

• May 4, 2009

• #1

I recently "acquired" a lot of small scratches on the top of my factory saddlebags. Any suggestions for removing them?

 

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MrB

Guest

• May 5, 2009

• #2

NMPete said:

I recently "acquired" a lot of small scratches on the top of my factory saddlebags. Any suggestions for removing them?

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My suggestion: Just deal with it...Really. You can spend a lot of time fretting about those scratches and you'll have a difficult time finding a way to remove them. You could try painting them, but then they'll just get scratched again.

 

gsaddict

Pepperfool

• May 5, 2009

• #3

Rub down with Lemon Pledge - makes 'em look new again and hides minor scratches. Works great on windshields too, makes the bugs easier to remove as well. Great detailing product.

 

pglaves

#13338

• May 5, 2009

• #4

A good vinyl rubber polish - Color Bak or similar - at most auto parts stores. Black convertible top restorer is another good option. If you decide to refinish, then black rubber bumper paint fills pretty well.

For the industrial look, use Duplicolor Spray-On Truck Bed Liner. Actually if applied in a thin coat this looks just like 25 year old K bike bags.

 

tmoyer

Intermediate Adventurer

• May 6, 2009

• #5

Here's my old post. It solved my problem.

linex

 

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FABIOX

Guest

• May 6, 2009

• #6

remove stickers

How can I remove old stickers without scratching the bags?
What drug should I use

 

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kantuckid

New member

• May 6, 2009

• #7

Heat gun on low or hair dryer and fingernail under edge and lift...
As to scratches-that's how you tell if you have been anywhere...

 

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JAMESDUNN

Guest

• May 6, 2009

• #8

MrB said:

My suggestion: Just deal with it...Really. You can spend a lot of time fretting about those scratches and you'll have a difficult time finding a way to remove them. You could try painting them, but then they'll just get scratched again.

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Yep!

 

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queretaro

New member

• May 6, 2009

• #9

Glue residue comes off with WD40

or Goo Gone.