I am thinking about using this to cover the seat of my motorcycle,will it handle well to constant movement on the surface?Or is this just a dumb idea?
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No not at all the glue is really cheap quality pass on this product for that application
226645
Bad idea, contact Corbin seats. This stuff is to thin and won't work for your application.
226646
It's a vinyl sticker. Wouldn't work. But I have it on my windshield and a few other pieces and it looks awesome. The best carbon fiber vinyl I've ever seen. Get compliments all the time.
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No it wouldn't suitable for that. I don't think it's complies with federal fart guidelines. You're gonna want something thicker. The glue is not cheap quality at all though. Idk why "Amazon customer" would say that. I've taken it off and reapplied it several times and it stayed just as sticky as it originally was. Just as it was created to do.
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Shane, take a pass on this product. It is better suited for a situation where it is not constantly moving. It works as a set it and then don't move it again. I bought it and don't like it at all
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That might work but since this is glued to the floor Regular use with a vehicle driving over it may cause it to be disclocated. If you can use some industrial strength adhesive it might work out.
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I wouldnt. It is not really padded, it feels like a long strip made out of Jellies sandals plastic. It would cover a sharp corner, but not really pad anything. I'd go with something that is foam. Yes, foam is more unsightly....
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I haven't found it too thick. If anything it might makes things a little more slippery against leather seats. But if a car seat is fastened to it proper tension it shouldn't slide around. I suppose if the car seat were not fastened properly I could see the car seat sliding around more easily.
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this is in addition tao my last comment. It is very heavy and durable. I think it will be fine with cars rolling over it.
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I use it to cover a motorcycle and it works great.First tarp I have had that the sun did not destroy in a couple of months.
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In my opinion, it will slip off of a surface. It is a decent cover for the money though.
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I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
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I wouldn't assume it'd be good for high traffic areas. We only used this on our couch and w/out much success.
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I have not tried the thick rubber strip, but you would have to secure it good because of the movement of the flap assy. and the wind going down the road. Try it and let us know how it works.
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Hi Paquita! I wouldn't buy this seat cover again. It's not that comfortable and keeps moving around even if I tighten it. Buy something else. Good luck.
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Robin M. answered it pretty well. I put it on our snowmobile helmets. It works pretty well. It is a little bit of static but for the price it can't be beat. Works very well even at 120 mph+
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In my experience it doesn't work so well unless it's on a hard, flat surface. Not so much, if you're moving around and holding it.
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It is designed for a flat surface and is rigid, not designed for a rolling surface. What I would opt for is adhere it to the windshield with 2 face heavy duty 3M foam tape used for automotive trim. also would save the dashboard from being holed, as it is a porus rubber compound and the screws would likely not hold when exposed to a vibrating load. For that matter the 3M tape may compensate for the dash's curvy surface.
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It has held up well, but due to the thickness of the metal used (quite thin) I wouldn't use it as a seat. I do not think it would hold up to such use.
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Yes, it does a bit on the bumpy streets I ride on, but if you put some tape as buffer on the handle bar, it might prevent it from slopping. I haven't done it because it doesn't bother me that much. Maybe I just need to tighten the velcro more.