[Weekendwarrior]

my 07 road glide has many faded spots from the sun on the inner fairing. this happen to anyone else, and how can it be stopped when you have no choice but to park in the sun? Is there a paint out there that simulates the flat black of the stock part?

 

[unclebuz]

How about a cover to keep the sun off? There are several rather inexpensive ones out there.

 

[thedude]

Back to Black. I think its by Meguires. It looks good when you put it on but you have to put it on every few weeks. It brightens the plastic back up.

 

[Weekendwarrior]

yeah, i thought about a cover, but it's too late now. the damage is done. I will consider it for the future, though. Back to Black, huh? I'll check it out - thanks

 

[Rowdy]

Paint to match

You can always consider painting your inner faring at some point. Cool mod, it's an option I would like to take with mine at some point. So many mods, so much money, gotta love these rides.

 

[Rottiman]

Back to Black. I think its by Meguires. It looks good when you put it on but you have to put it on every few weeks. It brightens the plastic back up.

Yup, #1 to fix your problem, been using it for a couple of years now.

 

[pittz5]

I actually use Turtle wax Ice on the inner fairing. Its their synethic wax and doesnt turn white or dry our the fairing. dont think it will cover faded spots but it does a good job of brining the black out. On my 05 I even went so far as to get black dye and black shoe polish. They both cover the faded spots somewhat. I think the only way to really stop it is to paint.

 

[havnfun]

trim-re-nu got it from the auto body supply.made my white plastic black