Cleaning/Polishing Plastic mudguards

Old dog, at least it cleared the light bar!! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

.......**it happens....

The best way I found to keep drive guards looking like new is mash one up occasionally. I'm good at it

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationDunno if this is of any help But My local turck centre has them for $25 each .. come in on new trucks that are refitted with stainless or I saw a listing on ebay last week or so for $15 ea this listing has run out But you mite be able to contact the ebay seller still .. These guards are quite cheap to replace .. cheers OTA

Haha I know what you mean old dog
Its a bugger when you fit a brand new stainless quarter guard on a sunday, then totally destroy it on a Monday backing into a sloped driveway > got caught on the trailer chassis :

Hey Tim
have a sure fire method
It took a lot of buffing but if you rub hard enough
they come up like new


Till old Magoo strikes again.......... :

I'm looking for 4 red plastic guards for my restoration. Before I go looking on the net does anyone have any recommendation in Melbourne or know any truck centres that might sell 'new' secondhands (after replacing them with stainless)?

Your best bet would be to find a body builder (Tippers/Trays ect) they usually have heaps laying about..

Tim, if you get the heat gun and warm them up, it brings them up like new.

Hi Cam is that all you need to do just warm them up to brighten them up.
Also I sent you a PM
RonnyG