Triple gauge pod finished like dash?
15 July 2008, 11:54 PM
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Triple gauge pod finished like dash?
As above, anyone know if they can be got and by who?Or even a carbon fibre one that fits like the original one(clips in not, double sided tape).Thanks.
17 July 2008, 02:55 PM
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I was watching too LOL
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I ended up doing this because I couldn't find one that matched ... so I went totally the other way !!! (and I'm not into carbon)
(I'll be adding this to my right up I did before once it's fully fitted. It's not clamped down this was just a test fitting!
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I ended up doing this because I couldn't find one that matched ... so I went totally the other way !!! (and I'm not into carbon)
(I'll be adding this to my right up I did before once it's fully fitted. It's not clamped down this was just a test fitting!
18 July 2008, 09:18 AM
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U-pol do a range of different coatings to match your dash. Choose the texture,then paint in the right colour.
Here's an example:
The cowling (from a classic with the sidelight switch on top) was cut to fit the shiftlight, then filled, then sprayed with a fine texture, then painted to suit.
This is the colour coat that was used for the cowling, but you can check colour against your dash. Just be aware that a cleaned up dash i.e. siliconed! is a different colour from a dash that hasn't been cleaned.
Here's an example:
The cowling (from a classic with the sidelight switch on top) was cut to fit the shiftlight, then filled, then sprayed with a fine texture, then painted to suit.
This is the colour coat that was used for the cowling, but you can check colour against your dash. Just be aware that a cleaned up dash i.e. siliconed! is a different colour from a dash that hasn't been cleaned.
Last edited by AlanG; 18 July 2008 at 09:23 AM. Reason: Pic was a bit big!
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