Fix Plastic Motorcycle Fairing

Urethane Supply Company has everything needed to repair and refinish plastics. From plastic welders to instant glues to epoxy fillers to paints to primers, you name it. Some of our products that you may be familiar with are: Mini-Weld Airless Plastic Welder, Plastic Magic Adhesion Promoter, PlatiFix plastic repair kit (not to be confused with Plastex plastic repair kit), Bumper and Trim Black (not to be confused with Forever Black), Wax Blaster wax remover, Flex Filler (not to be confused with Duramix), Black Cat primer (not to be confused with Transtar Hydroflex), Insta-Weld adhesives (not to be confused with Crazy Glue or LocTite), Bumper and Cladding Coat, ATV Fender Welder, Kayak and Canoe Welder for Pelican canoes, FiberFlex welding rods, Uni-Weld welding rods, EZ Weld Hot Air Plastic Welder, Steinel hot air plastic welder. We also carry a complete line of plastic welding rods. For example, we manufacture ABS welding rods, Polypropylene welding rods, Polyethylene welding rods, TPO (TEO) plastic welding rods, Polyurethane welding rods. In addition to the products you need to repair plastic, we also have detailed instructions and tutorials with step-by-step instructions on how to repair plastic.

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PlastiFix - Repair Cracks and Fill Gaps

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Here is an example of a typical crack on a motorcycle fairing.
Starting from the backside, grind away the paint surrounding the damage. This will give the PlastiFix a better surface to bond to.
Cut a piece of fiberglass cloth (not included with the kit) that will span and overlap the crack. Place the cloth in place after it has been cut.
Sprinkle some PlastiFix powder over the fiberglass cloth...
Drip the PlastiFix powder onto the PlastiFix powder...
Allow time for the Plastifix to cure before working on the reverse side.
Using a Dremel® tool, grind a V-groove along the crack line.
Sand away the paint surrounding the crack line. This will allow a better bond with the PlastiFix
Fill the V-groove with PlastiFix material using the dropper method.
After allowing plenty of time for the PlastiFix to cure, sand the area smooth.
This Honda CBR had a crack in the fairing that was repaired using the Plastifix kit saving hundreds of dollars over buying a new fairing.