would this work on covering motorcycle seat
582838
No matter what te matierial is, the friction when your sitting on it will most likely rub it off, so i would suggest you paint it.
582839
I would be afraid to say. I bought it to use on the soles of my shoes and boots and it works very well for that. No more slick bottoms on shoes and boots.
1608882
I ordered this cover for a friend who has a 1200 V-Tech, and he says it does the trick. So I would think it would cover your bike.
636696
I would say probably not. We used this paint for a motorcycle & helmets and it worked great. I think you would need to buy special spray paint specifically designed for vinyl. We have bought these special ones for plastic & vinyl before and they worked well but I do not believe this would work.
17624
I'm not sure, I sent it back due to the quality. It was a gift to cover a leather recliner seat which it would have, but the qualitywasn't there.
2046896
I don't think so I tried it on an atv seat it did not stick to the seat bought gorilla tape works great
1096430
I used these to attach a seat cover. I guess it could do that, just be sure you get a good pair of hog ring pliers. They do work well and are not flimsy. Best of luck.
2237778
It depends to be honest. If you want full coverage, ie front spindles to rear tires them no. It would probably cover the motor and operators seat, with the control arms moved in toward the seat. This doesn't cover my 46" Husqvarna ZTR completely, just the important parts.
369823
Yes and no... it will cover it, but it will not be for fit. So it will sag and not look right but it will do the job.
2081502
I would think this would work well for just about any vehicle with a bench seat in the back as long as it has headrests to attach to. For my Jeep, I just laid the back seat flat and let the cover hang from the headrests on the front seat and it covers all the way to the very back door. We take our dog with us. This way my seats don't get messed up at all.
2026207
I used it on my truck bed cover which is black vinyl and it looked great. But this was on an exterior surface and really unsure of how well it would work on the interior. May be to slick for seats but really don't know.
801219
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.
259299
I don't see why not. I used it on fabric that went on a stool cover. Might do some research online.
567993
I haven't tried it, but it seems possible. I would try it on a little strip first to see how well it covers.
1063185
I used it for a custom motorcycle seat. It is a very thick, heavy grade vinyl, so I would say it should work fine for marine application.
736896
It will work fine if your car seat is front-facing. If the seat is rear-facing, then you need to add something to the top of the protector to hold it in place. We sewed a flat strap with a plastic loop to each side of the top of the seat protector (already had one lying around the house). Put that around the headrest to keep it in place. I love the protector on my fabric seats. We just bought a leather upholstered car, and I am concerned about the reports of the plastic backing melting into the leather seats -- may have to find a different option for that vehicle.
1869350
this item is a cover for a riding helmet and can't be used alone. hope this is helpful to you.
1699171
It covers the whole seat, like a slipcover.It does not fit tightly because it is not custom-fit, which are much more expensive. It will keep the seat protected.