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Flat it with progressively finer wet &dry paper and re lacquer

 

Or maybe try first with wet&dry polishing paper (2000 grade?) cos you might cut into the fibres with a coarse grade. Or, even finer, try cutting compound or good-old T-Cut...

 

see page 13/14 ish on following thread. You will see it step by step.
It’s very rewarding
https://www.ducatiforum.co.uk/threads/748r-light-refurb-well-it-started-that-way.73113/page-14

 

look at that, barely an hour and approach potentially (hopefully) sorted, what a Forum. can't stress the need to get the best/suitable lacquer as my recent half-hearted cheapskate job on 1000DS Termi covers barely lasted a year - I did use Halfords lacquer that had been kicking around for several years to be fair.

 

Use the bathroom

 

No. Didn’t you read my thread? Oops.

 

I did my lacquer work in the shower cubicle cos I could get it good and warm. Forgot about mist blowback. Nicely lacquered floor, bath etc. Had to wet and dry the floor in the end. SWMBO not impressed - I tried to blag it but no chance.

 

Since you have time between now and the "warmer weather" I'd try 2000grit wet & Dry and buffing in the meantime. Nothing to lose and it might be all you need.

 

Using an electric polisher & cutting compound ideally, -but you could do it by hand- on a small area to see if you get the super shiny results you want.

 

Start with cutting compound. Maguires is very good, you could use T Cut. Then, if that works, use a good polish then finally wax. Use a polishing machine for best results. Post up your before and afters pics if you can.

 

Yeah it looks a nice original piece,just some TLC required.

 

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