Question is really for PlayfulGod since i know he painted his own tail section.. I recently got into an accident with my bike and cracked my rear tail section and a little crack on my front upper fairing just seeing if you could help me out on how to go about sanding, priming, and painting these pieces. Is their a special filler i could use to fix the cracks??

He's been banned. I will let him know you were asking. Think his messengers are in his profile!

He said try this http://www.plastex.ca/kits-usa.asp or a epoxy. He used urethane primer, paint, and clearcoat. He said hit him up on what ever IM you use, he has all 3.

AIM = beinplayful
MSN = [email protected] (doesnt check it for email tho)
Yahoo = beinplayful

What did I miss about GM and PG????????

i think they got banned idk about GM but playfulgod did

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Sand the plastic fairings. It's important to have an appropriate surface for primer and paint to adhere to. Sanding the fairings will create this surface for you. To do this, use 400-grit sand paper. Sand the entire surface of the plastic fairings using circular motions, while applying moderate pressure.
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Prime the surface of the fairings. Without primer, the paint will not stick properly to the fairings. This is when chipping and excessive obscurities happen after the final paint job. Apply a plastic primer to the entire surface of the fairings. Plastic primers often come in rattle aerosol containers. It is very easy to apply. Spray long even strokes across the surface, refraining from ever stopping a paint stroke directly on the fairing as to avoid build up. Allow the primer to dry for 2 to 6 hours before moving on.