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johnt175

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well, it's official, i'm not that smart, anyway, quick question, I just took my 2007 K9 for a ride wearing nylon jogging suit pants, the pants burned onto the black part of my paul jaffe phantom pipes and now there are brown burned material marks. I was wondering if there was anyway to remove the marks... any help would be appreciated... thanks..(it seems the marks are actually the material from the pants)
 
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chaingunner

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Yeah, shit happens, try ez off oven cleaner... I'd do a small area first make sure it wouldn't effect the anodized surface.

 
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1BADK9

1BADK9

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I know on chrome you can use a very sharp brand new razor blade. Just hold the blade at a angle as to not gouge the finish, and lightly scrape. Try on the back side or a hidden area first to be sure this doesn't scrape the finish. I know on chrome it works like a champ. I remove melted shoe plastic all the time. And you were wearing what on your bike????? :whoop:
 
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johnt175

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1 bad k9...the marks are on the jet black part... Stick... i dont think the bike will heat up the surface enough on its own to melt it.. i was thinking maybe a propane torch to burn it but its gonna be tricky... unless i disassemble whole pipe and shield..
 
phatchopper300

phatchopper300

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chaingunner said:
Yeah, shit happens, try ez off oven cleaner... I'd do a small area first make sure it wouldn't effect the anodized surface.

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What I used and a plastic spoon not to scratch. Let it soak for a few and go to town with the spoon. If the spot is thick it might take a few times to break it down. My pipes came out looking like new couldn't even tell anything was there. My .02.:D
 
shovelcowboy

shovelcowboy

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johnt175 said:
1 bad k9...the marks are on the jet black part... Stick... i dont think the bike will heat up the surface enough on its own to melt it.. i was thinking maybe a propane torch to burn it but its gonna be tricky... unless i disassemble whole pipe and shield..
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If its on the black part you are probably going to have to sand it off, then repaint that portion up under the heat shields with BBQ high-temp black rattle can paint. I think it will be hard to get it off without messing up the black paint.

AND we want to see a pic of you riding in your new "Cut-off Nylon jogging shorts"!:loony::lol:

Shovelcowboy:cheers:
 
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johnt175

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shovelcowboy...that would be some sight!! lol...anyway,phatchopper..should the pipes by hot when i attempt the ez off?
 
BorgerBigDog

BorgerBigDog

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I did the same on one of my bikes,the stainless part and the oven cleaner is the only thing that would work for me :up:
 
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