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Is there anyone in Perth that can be recommended to do custom tank pads?
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If you can't find what you're after, have a look at the places online that do custom mouse pads using wetsuit rubber. You'll have to use contact adhesive to attach them etc, but it should be fine.
If you have no luck there, even, I have access to a thermal transfer flat press which will take your design and (probably) get it onto an offcut of wetsuit rubber.
These are kind of last resorts though - if someone actually does this stuff as a business go that way first!"Once upon a time we would obey in public, but in private we would be cynical; today, we announce cynicism, but in private we obey." -
1. Buy clear tank pad
2. print design on paper with adhesive backing
3. apply clear tank pad over design
4. trim around pad with a sharp knife
5. use paper's adhesive to adhere to tank
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BlackFZR got some made over the net. will see if he notices this post, probably will, if not PM him
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contact adhesive contains solvents, it WILL eat your paint
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I make them .... clear them up in a special resin thats UV sensitive so it goes off and makes it a thick "3D" sticker.Comment
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go to foofie
here is a pic of the man and a little project he whipped up
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Thanks Taz, that bike rocks !.
Pic of my SP-2 pad ...
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foofie, you would make and sell some ?
assuming that you do, what details would you need and what would be the pricing?
BTW, that looks wicked !!Comment
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Originally posted by Foofie Foofie View PostThanks Taz, that bike rocks !.
Pic of my SP-2 pad ...
That looks neat!Comment
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custom tank pads does any know any web sites?Comment
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