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6 Jun 2005
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faded plastics
Hi all
I'm looking at a bike which is in vgc, but the plastics (blue) are pretty faded. Especially the front mudguard. Does anybody know of a way of reviving the colour? Cheers Dave 
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7 Jun 2005
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You can try that colured polish stuff, but to be honest the plastic is probably brittle now as well look out for better stuff on ebay.
Charlie
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