25-01-18, 11:57 PM
(25-01-18, 12:04 PM)Disorderlypunk link Wrote: [quote author=matt7chunk link=topic=23677.msg274175#msg274175 date=1516372651]
A little trick I learnt for rust is to rub them with a ball of tin foil , the foil is softer than the chrome but harder than the rust , thus it removes the rust
just tried it and works a treat . gonna pick up some chrome nail varnish and use a cocktail stick to feed it in there to hide the chip and seal it
(never use the brush)
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Haha awesome punk
(22-01-18, 05:11 PM)Jbizzle link Wrote: The bike is pretty mint everywhere else.
Just passed 20k, im the third owner. The last owner was my best mate, who i know kept it in the garage and looked after it. And the guy before had FSH, all the paperwork, and no mods (completely standard). So i don't think he was dicking about with it either.
I only noticed it when i was swapping the fork oil. Went to slide the forks out, and the chrome came off like it wasn't attached. I am wondering if a stone chip exposed the metal underneath and corrosion took hold from there making it flake off when disturbed.
Has anyone on here replaced them, and have any experience with fork seals and aftermarket stanchions?
Wemoto sell them also , don't know if there'll be any better ?
http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/yamaha/fzs_6..._-_single/
Set Fazer's to stun