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Protection from seatbelt dings
Urban Splash
 

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Protection from seatbelt dings

Hi all,

I have read on here regarding dents, dings scratches etc to the centre console trim from clicking in the seatbelt. My first time in my actual car, wasn't watching what I was doing and I hit the aluminium trim with the clip. My wife did the same in the passenger seat.

I appreciate all it takes is a bit of care, but, my solution.......

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It's just the plastic sticky labels you use to protect your precious mountain bike frame....kool.

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02-07-2012 07:09pm
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DiscoDad
 

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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

Good tip!
Thanks for sharing.

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02-07-2012 07:22pm
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XFullFatTim
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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

Great idea Splash, I have some larger sized strips of clear carbon Kevlar that is supplied by the makers of my windsurfer sails so will apply some of that, it s a similar thickness but is a roll about 50cm x 100 so I should be able to fit it without there being a visible edge

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02-07-2012 07:23pm
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Urban Splash
 

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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

(02-07-2012 07:23pm)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Great idea Splash, I have some larger sized strips of clear carbon Kevlar that is supplied by the makers of my windsurfer sails so will apply some of that, it s a similar thickness but is a roll about 50cm x 100 so I should be able to fit it without there being a visible edge

That will look really neat......

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02-07-2012 07:35pm
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WB
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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

Great idea! - it's called helicopter tape I think - made by 3M
02-07-2012 08:00pm
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ED209
 

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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

(02-07-2012 08:00pm)WB Wrote:  Great idea! - it's called helicopter tape I think - made by 3M

Thats the stuff, got it stuck all over my mountain bike.

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02-07-2012 08:01pm
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XFullFatTim
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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

I think you can get packs of something similar from good auto-parts places (and Halfords!) called Ventureshield, it's meant for protection exterior panels from scratches and dings

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02-07-2012 08:33pm
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WB
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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

(02-07-2012 08:33pm)XFullFatTim Wrote:  I think you can get packs of something similar from good auto-parts places (and Halfords!) called Ventureshield, it's meant for protection exterior panels from scratches and dings

They sell helicopter tape on ebay - about £6 or £7 for 1 metre but need to check what width is required
02-07-2012 09:58pm
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Barneyridge
 

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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

(02-07-2012 08:01pm)ED209 Wrote:  Thats the stuff, got it stuck all over my mountain bike.

Thanks...I am going to get some for my mountain bike now Smile

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IKM
 

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RE: Protection from seatbelt dings

Thanks, great posts. Just ordered some helicopter tape (had never heard of it before). I was also at my dealer today and noticed that the new Evoque Dynamic in the showroom already had a new protective "film" finish over the aluminium centre console (a sort of dotted pattern layer). Looked good. Wish they had done so on earlier cars.

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10-07-2012 08:25pm
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