My screen was scratched and used a Perspex polish called Quixx by Xerapol. The results were amazing. Easy to use and the screen looks like new.
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I think so. Used a drill and a buffer pad to work at it though, took bloody ages. A couple of hours if I remember right. Wasn't a perfect finish, but considering the whole unit separated from the bike and went down the road I was well chuffed. I part-ex'd it and it wasn't noticed.
Note the headlights are on the floor. After I fixed it up and polished the lights. Can still see a few marks but it came out very well all considered.
Yep, was on TPFT. Been doing it for years but it finally caught up with me. £1500 all in after some serious eBay scouring. Only bit new was the nose cone, couldn't find one for shit. Cost me £300 on its own. All oem bar the nose brace kit.
I only ask as it backs up my theory that just because a bike is not cat D or C doesn't mean it shouldn't have been. I feel many more bikes go down the road and are put right than most will ever know about.
You can buy every part for a bike so there's absolutely no certainty unless you buy new. If the frame, forks and suspension are straight then I don't see much issue if everything else looks mint. Some metal expert will talk about stress fractures and what not, but no garage has ever written off a bike for anything else other than its bent or it costs more than its worth.