plastics

[Wicky]

Have you got pics of the damage? If you're on a limited budget, it can be a lot cheaper to reinforce with some glassfibre (and/or aluminium mesh /epoxy), open up and fill cracks with bumper filler, wet& dry, plastic primer and finish off/touch up with some colour matched spray available from a paint supplier with a final coat of hi-gloss lacquer. £20-£40 worth of materials.

[benny hedges]

tbh mate abs plastic bodywork i wouldnt bother with fibreglass & filler as virtually nothing sticks to it apart from dead flies.
best stuff for good permanent repair is 2 pack polyeurethane bumper repair stuff off ebay.
it comes in a double tube with a mixing nozzle & you apply it like bathroom sealant with a gun.
it will do the job, even good for replacing broken lugs.

have a look at the 'deseaming panels' thread for some links & pics.

[Wicky]

To get a good keyed panel surface; remove paint and roughen up carefully the inside of the damaged/cracked plastic using a drill wire brush, brush dust away and a quick wipe of alcohol then it'll stick!

http://www.toolstation.com/images/libra ... /34961.jpg

[Fazermike]

they do any color

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

Been considering getting my fairings resprayed or even replaced as they are cracked and used to be red
Also the the tail fairing is a slightly different shade!
Seriously considering giving them a try in the near future