Fender protection
#14
10-16-2014, 07:33 PM
Cruiser
#16
10-17-2014, 12:22 AM
Anyone know what the factory Harley kit is made from? 3M? Other?
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...rd-kit---trike
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...rd-kit---trike
Just a tip for anyone installing the film. If you are buying the HD kit, make a pattern of the original precut pieces. You can always buy the 3m off of a roll from a body shop supplier for the next time you want to install the film. Way cheaper if you can cut your own pieces.
Having the pattern(s) is 90% of the challenge, 10% is for the actual install.
#17
10-17-2014, 12:25 AM
I have heard that a very warm day, park your trike out in the sun and use a blow dryer to heat up the film and it just peels off easily.
#18
10-17-2014, 12:29 AM
$56 here in Canada and that was just for the hot white pearl. The Hot blue pearl is on order.
#19
10-17-2014, 12:30 AM
Moderator
I installed the kit on my TG and there was nothing on any of the pieces etc. referencing to a brand.
Just a tip for anyone installing the film. If you are buying the HD kit, make a pattern of the original precut pieces. You can always buy the 3m off of a roll from a body shop supplier for the next time you want to install the film. Way cheaper if you can cut your own pieces.
Having the pattern(s) is 90% of the challenge, 10% is for the actual install.
Just a tip for anyone installing the film. If you are buying the HD kit, make a pattern of the original precut pieces. You can always buy the 3m off of a roll from a body shop supplier for the next time you want to install the film. Way cheaper if you can cut your own pieces.
Having the pattern(s) is 90% of the challenge, 10% is for the actual install.
#20
10-17-2014, 12:32 AM
Somehow this seems a little silly to me. It reminds me of the days when you buy a new car and proceed to buy protective seat covers. The only person that ever benefitted from this is the second owner that removed the covers and had brand new looking seats!
[DISCLAIMER: I use to cover my car seats <grin>]
The fenders on my Trike seem to be pretty durable. They look great and I'm not going to get all **** about 'protecting' them. If they pick up a few dings . . . so be it.
[DISCLAIMER: I use to cover my car seats <grin>]
The fenders on my Trike seem to be pretty durable. They look great and I'm not going to get all **** about 'protecting' them. If they pick up a few dings . . . so be it.