NEW PAINT PROTECTION FILM PATTERNS ARE DONE
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02-04-2008, 12:55 PM
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NEW PAINT PROTECTION FILM PATTERNS ARE DONE
Guys,
I finished digitizing the patterns you all suggested, Here's what I have now added:
*** Rear Fender cover (for both solo and 2-up seats) $29
*** Road Glide glovebox doors $19
*** Extended rear tank coverage $29
*** Extended front fender coverage $29
*** 1" & 2" squares (12 pack) $9. / $18
*** 1 piece Road glide fairing $149
*** Lower fork leg covers $19
*** Saddlebag rears $29
I am working on jpeg diagrams so you can see the kits. Should be in a couple of days.
I finished digitizing the patterns you all suggested, Here's what I have now added:
*** Rear Fender cover (for both solo and 2-up seats) $29
*** Road Glide glovebox doors $19
*** Extended rear tank coverage $29
*** Extended front fender coverage $29
*** 1" & 2" squares (12 pack) $9. / $18
*** 1 piece Road glide fairing $149
*** Lower fork leg covers $19
*** Saddlebag rears $29
I am working on jpeg diagrams so you can see the kits. Should be in a couple of days.
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02-04-2008, 01:35 PM
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RE: NEW PAINT PROTECTION FILM PATTERNS ARE DONE
You might consider a set to fit the exterior bottoms of saddlebags. Lots of guys remove them frequently when washing their bikes (Basically all Touring models with hard bags) and would like something to protect the bottom of the bags from getting scratched, etc. when putting them down on a driveway, etc.
Due to the channel molded into the bottom of the bag, two pieces for each bottom may be easier to fab.
And it would need to be a pretty thick film--might be an interesting product.
Due to the channel molded into the bottom of the bag, two pieces for each bottom may be easier to fab.
And it would need to be a pretty thick film--might be an interesting product.
#4
02-04-2008, 03:15 PM
RE: NEW PAINT PROTECTION FILM PATTERNS ARE DONE
I went to Lowes ,and bought 2 packs of stick on rubber feet, they are clear,and you can't see them on the bike unless you look hard, the packs cost under $3.00 a pack.
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You might consider a set to fit the exterior bottoms of saddlebags. Lots of guys remove them frequently when washing their bikes (Basically all Touring models with hard bags) and would like something to protect the bottom of the bags from getting scratched, etc. when putting them down on a driveway, etc.
Due to the channel molded into the bottom of the bag, two pieces for each bottom may be easier to fab.
And it would need to be a pretty thick film--might be an interesting product.
You might consider a set to fit the exterior bottoms of saddlebags. Lots of guys remove them frequently when washing their bikes (Basically all Touring models with hard bags) and would like something to protect the bottom of the bags from getting scratched, etc. when putting them down on a driveway, etc.
Due to the channel molded into the bottom of the bag, two pieces for each bottom may be easier to fab.
And it would need to be a pretty thick film--might be an interesting product.
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02-04-2008, 03:29 PM
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