[Robert Watson]

I`v got a blue Ninja which is a bit scuffed. Does anyone have any tips on tidying it up.
Thanks
Rab.
 

[JandS]

  Paint it a nice pink colour, some nice coving
round the lid and a dado rail round the middle.
Then hang some Laura Ashley curtains and
it'll look lovely.

 

[oliver collins]

Hi Rab

Get some stickers done and some go faster stripes painted on

How do you find your ninja

Selling mine in the next two weeks

Regards Oliver

[Welch]

heat gun make it look like new, just dont make it to hot ,

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Simply tell your clients you've gone for the distressed look....

....and you've made your machine look the same.

Rog

[John Kelly]

Heat gun as mentioned or a blow torch. Helps burn off all the little nicks and scratches but be careful don't linger on one area just a gentle going over.
Then polish up with bumper renovator.

[Robert Watson]

Thanks Matthew and John. That`s what I was thinking, cheers for the confirmation.

I really like it Oliver. I`v got the 400 psi number and the hot solvent carry on. No idea how it works or if it`s useful, just know it adds a lot of extra weight which aint good.
If anyone`s found the hot solvent useful I`d be really interested.

Cheers

Rodger, I`m trying my best to hide my distressed look. 

[oliver collins]

Hi Rab

They are good little machines as long as the pumps last.

Out grown mine though.

Going for a storm seen the turbo in action and the gap between mine and that is massive

Enjoyed using it good machine foe some one down the line

You still using the prowler

Regards Oliver

[Terry_Burrows]

  ok funny! use cockpit shine go to any car shop spray on and presto new machine look ok!

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

I've used the hot solvent on viscose/rayon suites....just takes any worry away about browning or pile distortion, sourced some cheap solvent from A*t*c so not mega bucks to custy. Works well on cotton velvets and expensive curtains without risk. Not as effective as hwe tho.

[Ian Gourlay]

I painted one with hermitite  You know that paint  use on rust,

Did try rubbing compound but no real effect but only tried for a few minutes.

I believe you can get a paint called plasticote which is probably correct one to use

[Jim_77]

Rab, you could get the metaphorical paper bag over its head... just fit it with a rain cover!

The yellow ones don't show up the scuffing anywhere near as bad.  Shame I sold my yellow one, got a blue one myself now!