Panel Covering
Gerica
Posted 2009-03-23 11:39 PM (#30840)
Subject: Panel Covering


Cruiser

Posts: 251

Hey All

Just wondering if anyone has made any attempts to cover the panel directly ahead of the seat. I was thinking of covering it in order to prevent scratching it with the buckle of my jacket.

I have  taken the panel to my local leather shop who said that he could cover it, however, would have to glue the leather onto the panel. I am not crazy about having anything glues to the panel.

Has anyone tried this, if so, what did you do and how did it work out? Are there pics?

Thanks

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VaParadox
Posted 2009-03-23 11:51 PM (#30841 - in reply to #30840)
Subject: Re: Panel Covering


Iron Butt

Posts: 1158
Richmond, Virginia		are you referring to the triangle panel just above the front of the seat, or the center console containing the switches/stereo/ignition etc.
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Necktie
Posted 2009-03-24 12:04 AM (#30844 - in reply to #30840)
Subject: Re: Panel Covering


Cruiser

Posts: 172
Prescott, Az		I had mine covered with 3M clear film. The dealer guaranteed removal of the film later will not ruin the paint. I also had the gas lid and the glove box lid done. It looks great.
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Gerica
Posted 2009-03-25 2:19 AM (#30918 - in reply to #30840)
Subject: RE: Panel Covering


Cruiser

Posts: 251

Its the panel in front of the forward part of the seat.

Thanks, I will try the 3M.

 

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