Enamel paint spill

[Wingboy]

Don't want to damage the finish on the black engine cover. What to use to get the enamel off? Varsol? Brake clean?

 

[ToSlow]

I would leave it and let it erode off

 

[crankcall]

varsol

 

[Wingboy]

I would leave it and let it erode off

That would be tough. The Ruckus hasn't left the garage in a year. 65km on it. Lol

 

[ToSlow]

That would be tough. The Ruckus hasn't left the garage in a year. 65km on it. Lol

My only reason for saying let it erode, is anything you use to remove it might well leave it looking like a dull look

 

[sburns]

Plastic scrapper?

 

[POWERMAN]

Plastic scrapper?

My thoughts as well.

Maybe try Goof Off in an inconspicuous area first to see how the finish holds up to it before applying and quickly wiping it off.

Apply using a cotton swab to limit exposure...

 

[AllistonGT]

Second Varsol. It's the weakest of solvents. You could wash your car with it.

 

[Wingboy]

Varsol didn't touch it. Tried brake clean on the underside with no ill effect. Came right off with a gentle wipe. Ruckus is new... still.

 

[timtune]

Ruckus is new... still.

Or it could be after you paint that shift or brake lever. It looks kind of beat.

 

[Wingboy]

Or it could be after you paint that shift or brake lever. It looks kind of beat.

It's the kicker. They are like that when new. Honda....pfffft.

 

[timtune]

It's the kicker.

OK, I actually googled ruckus side view to figure it out (but never thought kicker). It's on the shifty side but too far back.

 

[Wingboy]

OK, I actually googled ruckus side view to figure it out (but never thought kicker). It's on the shifty side but too far back.

Could really be called a hand start.