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Old 15-Jan-2011, 18:11
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Plastic welding?

Hi,

I need to do a repair on the fairing on my 2001 996.
Does the fairing lend itself to welding or is it a problem.
I've been told there are two plastics that are mainly used in motorbike fairing and one lends itself to welding while the other basically is a non starter.

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James
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Old 16-Jan-2011, 15:37
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Any Idea anyone????

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Your correct about there being two types of plastic, one good, one not so good, I would take it to a specialist paint/repair place as if you overheat the plastic, it can become brittle etc.


http://www.bikemedic.f2s.com/graphical/

http://www.ryebrookpaint.co.uk/fair.html

Just google fairing reoairs, there are a lot of places.


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Old 17-Jan-2011, 17:03
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I have someone who will do the repair on the side,but he doesnt know the make up of the plastic as they look very similar.
All I need to know is if anyone has had a 996 fairing plastic welded and was it successful.

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