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  • Bluemagic

    I purchased some Bluemagic Headlight Lens Restorer ($9.00cdn) from Cdn. Tire to try and clear up my cars plastic lens. It worked pretty well.
    I thought I might try it on a small area of my Hellfire bike shield. The shield is old and had a lot of spiderwebbing, light pits and scratches. Seemed to not make it any worse so I did the full shield front and back. The stuff worked better on the shield than on the cars headlight lens. Very impressed. It looks like a new shield and did not affect the light smoke finish.
    Don't get any on your paint (contains petroleum distilates) or in your eyes.
    Also don't use your SWMBO's favorite clean cloth as the blue colouring won't wash out easily. No sense having THAT fight again.
    Rick
    I May Be Crazy, But I Have A Good Time.

    Northern Gypsy - 2010 Kawasaki Concours 14 ABS - Daily rider

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    blue majic

    just like the big man say,s the stinky blue stuff works great! i just did my front down tubes where it once looked like oxidized aluminum it now looks like chrome!! under 10 bucks at cdn. tire! ride safe ,,slow mo!!
    The Belfast Express {1980 xs11oo special/TC fuse box/mikes xs pods/bad boy horn!/mikes green coils/mac 4 into 2 exhaust/ standard bars/vetter fairing c/w ipod CD iphone am/fm radio/tkat fork brace ,,,tuned by tinman
    moemcnally@hotmail.com
    i AM THE KING OF NOTHING

    the people here are great , doesn't matter about the bike really/hamjam ////

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