White stress mark on rear cowl
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White stress mark on rear cowl
Greetings! I'm a new member to CBR Forum, but skipped the intro page. I'll go back and post there too, but had a question right off the bat.
Does anyone know how to reduce or eliminate the appearence of a stress mark in plastic? I put an integrated LED taillight in my '03 CBR 600RR, and I must've over tightened the phillips head screw that attaches the assembly to cowl, and now that the weather has gotton colder (Wisconsin), the side of the cowl pulled in a little, and the faintest white ring appeared around the flange where the screw goes in. in order to keep the condition from getting worse, I completely removed the screw, but the ring remains. I will prob. leave that screw out until spring, at any rate.
Any experince with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Does anyone know how to reduce or eliminate the appearence of a stress mark in plastic? I put an integrated LED taillight in my '03 CBR 600RR, and I must've over tightened the phillips head screw that attaches the assembly to cowl, and now that the weather has gotton colder (Wisconsin), the side of the cowl pulled in a little, and the faintest white ring appeared around the flange where the screw goes in. in order to keep the condition from getting worse, I completely removed the screw, but the ring remains. I will prob. leave that screw out until spring, at any rate.
Any experince with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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RE: White stress mark on rear cowl
Nevermind, Iguess I need to upgrade the lighting in my garage. what appeared to be a stress mark was nothing more than a light scratch on the rear cowl. the plastic did suck in a little in the cold weather, wchich went away when I removed the screw, so I think I'll still keep that out until the weather warms up!
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