Anyone try this stuff yet?
http://www.colorrite.com/product/colorrite-plastic-repair-kit-1060.cfm (http://www.colorrite.com/product/colorrite-plastic-repair-kit-1060.cfm)
From the review it sounds like it'd be great for patching cracked/broken side panels, fairing pieces (such as the lower middle spot on the silver '83 in my garage), etc.
Good find, Alewulf! I have a shark fairing body I need to do some work on. Was going to get a plastic welder from Harbor Freight, but this looks like a better solution. Think I'll give it a try before going with the melting strategy.
H2O
I was thinking of maybe trying to fix a panel that's currently riveted together on mine, as well as a connection point that's snapped off. Those are down the road to use as spares though.
Nine years ago ,before I managed to secure a few parts V's, I repaired plastic side covers with a product called Pc 12 , its intended for refrigeration and marine applications and will even set unde water. Its great and not too much money . You can get it at ACE hard ware.
anyone know of anything that will fix the plastic tank of my dirtbike?
I'll bet PC 12 will!