Reconditioning the Tullets
Discussion
sdio said:
Hi all,
My seats look pas their best since these have several scratches.
Is there a special paint/lacquer one can use to freshen them up?
If so after having done so where can one find the antislip material which is on the sides and the headrest?
Has someone done so already?
Cheers,
Look for any online guides on how to remove scratches from carbon fibre. It often involves rubbing the part down (fully) and re-lacquering.My seats look pas their best since these have several scratches.
Is there a special paint/lacquer one can use to freshen them up?
If so after having done so where can one find the antislip material which is on the sides and the headrest?
Has someone done so already?
Cheers,
Here is a good guide: http://www.600rr.net/vb/70-diy-write-ups/166185-wa...
fergus said:
Look for any online guides on how to remove scratches from carbon fibre. It often involves rubbing the part down (fully) and re-lacquering.
Here is a good guide: http://www.600rr.net/vb/70-diy-write-ups/166185-wa...
They're probably grp ones. Probably the same process though. Here is a good guide: http://www.600rr.net/vb/70-diy-write-ups/166185-wa...
Once you've restored your tillets, you could always use Oxted/Thundersports covers
Even if you prefer the feel of the "naked" tillet when you're driving, it's worth having one on the passenger seat as it prevents the four-part harness buckle scratching the base of the tiles.
Even if you prefer the feel of the "naked" tillet when you're driving, it's worth having one on the passenger seat as it prevents the four-part harness buckle scratching the base of the tiles.
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