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Motorcycle Accessories
Top Quality Resin Motorcycle Tank Pad
Exclusive to honest-sal ebay store
New premium tank protection pad
- Material: High quality, non yellowing PU (Polyurethane) resin
- Height : 20 cm
- Width (Top) : 14 cm
- Width (Bottom) : 7 cm
Installation Guide:
1. Clean the tank thoroughly from grease/wax/polish. Use IPA cleaner if possible.
2. Without peeling, place the pad on the tank, align it and mark with paper tape.
3. Peel and apply the pad.
4. Press the air bubbles out.
5. Allow 12 hours for the pad to set in. Do not ride straight away.
6. Once it is completely stuck, spray some wax and wipe it clean for a perfect finish.
Note: In extreme cold, carefully use a hair dryer or heat gun to soften up the pad before application.
- Please get in touch if you have any issues or questions.
- Don't just leave negative feedback as it won't solve the problem.
- Your satisfaction is our priority
Material: PU (Polyurethane) Colour (Main): Grey Type: Carbon look Fitment: Fits most - check tank size against dimensions below Height: 21 cm Width (Top): 16.5 cm Width (Bottom): 7 cm PU resin is soft and stays soft over time thus avoiding lifting of edges. Stay away from cheaper epoxy resin alternatives which become brittle in no time. I test these pads frequently and order fresh stock. If you have any concerns please contact me straight away Tank pad installation guide (Duration 10-15 minutes): 1. Place the pad on the tank and see if it fits 2. Crucial step: Use IPA cleaner to clean the tank of grease, wax, polish etc. if you don’t do it properly the pad won’t stick 3. Do not use petrol or methylated spirits as they do leave a very thin layer of grease 4. Move your bike on centre stand – if you don’t have one then no big deal 5. Without peeling the pad, place it on the tank aligning perfectly and use paper tape to mark positions/corners. 6. Use a hairdryer to soften the pad if it is cold 7. Apply the pad gradually ensuring it is within your marked area 8. Using a soft cloth, press it outwards from centre to squeeze air bubbles out 9. Ensure all corners are pressed in otherwise the pad will lift Notes: 1. Ask for help if you are not confident – don’t do a bad job 2. It may be a 10 min DIY but please do it properly and with patience 3. Once it is done and you feel proud and satisfied, take some photos and send them to me. If I use it in my listing, I will refund you the 50% of the price of the pad. That is a promise [Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter] (http://www.auctiva.com/?how=acfcounter)
Top Quality Resin Motorcycle Tank Pad
honest-sal
Motorcycle Accessories
Exclusive to honest-sal ebay store
New premium tank protection pad
- Material: High quality, non yellowing PU (Polyurethane) resin
- Height : 20 cm
- Width (Top) : 14 cm
- Width (Bottom) : 7 cm
Installation Guide:
1. Clean the tank thoroughly from grease/wax/polish. Use IPA cleaner if possible.
2. Without peeling, place the pad on the tank, align it and mark with paper tape.
3. Peel and apply the pad.
4. Press the air bubbles out.
5. Allow 12 hours for the pad to set in. Do not ride straight away.
6. Once it is completely stuck, spray some wax and wipe it clean for a perfect finish.
Note: In extreme cold, carefully use a hair dryer or heat gun to soften up the pad before application.
- Please get in touch if you have any issues or questions.
- Don't just leave negative feedback as it won't solve the problem.
- Your satisfaction is our priority
Material: PU
(Polyurethane)
Colour (Main): Grey
Type: Carbon
look
Fitment: Fits most - check
tank size against dimensions below
Height: 21 cm
Width (Top): 16.5 cm
Width (Bottom): 7 cm
PU resin is soft and stays soft over time thus avoiding lifting
of edges. Stay away from cheaper epoxy resin alternatives which become brittle
in no time. I test these pads frequently and order fresh stock.
If you have any concerns please contact me straight away
Tank pad installation
guide (Duration 10-15 minutes):
1.
Place the pad on the tank and see if it fits
2.
Crucial
step: Use IPA
cleaner to clean the tank of
grease, wax, polish etc. if you don’t do it properly the pad won’t stick
3.
Do not use petrol or methylated spirits as they do leave a
very thin layer of grease
4.
Move your bike on centre stand – if you don’t
have one then no big deal
5.
Without peeling the pad, place it on the tank
aligning perfectly and use paper tape to mark positions/corners.
6.
Use a hairdryer to soften the pad if it is cold
7.
Apply the pad gradually ensuring it is within
your marked area
8.
Using a soft cloth, press it outwards from
centre to squeeze air bubbles out
9.
Ensure all corners are pressed in otherwise the
pad will lift
Notes:
1. Ask for help if you are not confident –
don’t do a bad job
2. It may be a 10 min DIY but please do it properly and with
patience
3. Once it is done and you feel proud and
satisfied, take some photos and send them to me. If I use it in my listing, I
will refund you the 50% of the price of the pad. That is a promise
