I've had good experiences with devcon flow-mix, then sandpaper on my track bike plastics.

 

Devcon is the best. Use the sandpaper first...80-60 grit. 24 hours later your good to go.

 

A mix of superglue and baking soda has worked well for me.

 

Your looking for...

http://www.plastex.ca/default.asp

Im sure its available in the US somewhere. This stuff really works, watch some of the videos. A friend of mine repaired his Honda Hawk GT with it. Some advice..

Dont breath it in
Wear rubber gloves

 

I have used fiberglass resien (sp) in the past and works great. You can get it at an autoparts store

 

I am not tring to repair and paint so I dont really need the sandpaper. I just want to fix the crack. Its almost not even noticeable. So that why I was looking for something that would dry clear and all that. I will probably run something along the crack, let it dry then run it along the inside of the fairing just to make sure it holds solid.

 

If you don't take the tail section off and use sandpaper it will not work. I wasn't talking about the outside.

 

Oh ok, so I was planning on taking it off. So I need to take it off, sandpaper the inside and the run it along the crack on from the inside. So basically I only need to apply this to the inside and it should hold. I thought I might need to run it along the actual crack the hold it closed until it hardened then did the inside

 

Don't just run it along the crack, go about an inch on both sides of it and about 1/4 thick. Don't worry about putting too much on. One more tip, tape the outside exactly where you want it and leave it there for 24 hours after you apply it.

 

cool. Thanks for the help. Will be doing this over the weekend.

 

cool. Thanks for the help. Will be doing this over the weekend.

 

i used plastics weld on mine and it did hell of a job

 

use solder iron to weld it.

 

I would use Shoe Goo. You need something that can flex. Put some on the inside of the fairing and you'll probalby never have to worry about it.

 

any 2 part epoxy will be good to go. just tape the outside of the crack,and let the epoxy run in from the back of the crack.

 

JB weld has worked good for me, glued a crack on an R6 fairing from the inside and wasnt noticeable at all afterwards.

 

Seals All without a doubt. Works better than any glue, epoxy, fiberglass, ANYTHING. Stuff sticks anything and is unaffected by solvents. Its unreal.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq9TdHB73p0

hope this helps...