Can I remove this?

[crusty]

I have tried T Cut and made no difference, is there a way to remove this oil stain from my fairing?

[Packrats]

Try some toothpaste it works quite well

[nervous]

WD40.

[Chicken Chaser]

Autoglym Tar Remover. Removes all sorts of marks and stains and even takes marks out of clothing. Can be used for all sorts.

[crusty]

I can confirm that none of the above suggestions have made the slightest difference to the stain

I did get an odd look as I walked in to the garage with a tube of toothpaste though

[Jazzy Jag]

Carburetor cleaner works on loads of stains.

Worth a try.

[crusty]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

Yes I think this may be my issue

So I live with it? Or need a repaint?

[rodericb]

Try a strong household detergent. You want to dissolve the oil. But it has probably eaten into the clear and stained it so I don't know how much of it you'll actually be able to remove.

[Mercky]

Leave it to soak for a couple of hours in a solution of biological washing powder and warm water.

[curlie467]

You won't budge it, just accept it and enoh riding!

[orangefzr]

I had a similar stain on my engine casings caused by petrol and oil, the petrol had washed down the clutch cable and surrounding areas, nothing shifted it .... I'm guessing where that stain is you have the filler neck overflow pipe which has leaked fuel mixed with chain lube.....

[moto_traxport]

If petrol caused then petrol might get rid of it?

It will probably kill the clear lacquer and be of a bit matt finish by the time the stain's gone though so keep it to solely the area in question.

[crusty]

curlie467 said:

You won't budge it, just accept it and enoh riding!

I think this is the reality