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Fairing Question?

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  1. I have a zzipper Fairing for my Stratus. The faing has a lot of scratches
    from rolling it up for transport. Does anyone have any suggestions as to the
    best way to remove the scratches and a better way to transport the fairing
    so this does not happen again.Thanks
    Harold

  2. The Seldin Family said:

    I have a zzipper Fairing for my Stratus. The faing has a lot of scratches
    from rolling it up for transport. Does anyone have any suggestions as to the
    best way to remove the scratches and a better way to transport the fairing
    so this does not happen again.Thanks
    Harold

    Zzipper sells plastic polish of the correct grade for removing small
    scratches. You can also get Meguiar's products that do almost as well-
    look for them at auto parts stores that carry a good selection of paint
    & body supplies, or marine stores (boat windshields are often plastic)
    or airplane supplies (aircraft also have plastic windshields).

    I'm pretty sure Zzipper also sells a soft cloth bag for packing up the
    fairing. You could also try rolling it up in a big towel.

    Jeff

  3. Meguiar's Plastic Polish

    That is the best solution along with a large microfiber cleaning
    cloth, to maximize the polishing action. You can often buy a bundle of
    the microfiber cloths at auto parts stores. It takes a lot of elbow
    grease, but eventually, you can restore much of the clarity. Don't
    expect miracles, though, as not all the deeper scratches will come out.

    Steve McDonald

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