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Motorcycle Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / November 2008Move tank protector
So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my tank decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? TIA > So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my > tank decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. > > What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? > > TIA Nails? Boxer >> So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my >> tank decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Boxer Bugger me Boxer, for someone that owns squillions of bikes you know very little. Everyone in the know uses stainless steel staples. Johno <the wise> Coopers mate? In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 17 Nov 2008 07:34:31 GMT > So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my tank > decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. > > What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? I wouldn't bother. It will never be as good as on the original tank and it's not like they cost heaps. Zebee > So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my tank > decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. > > What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? > > TIA Heat it up to get the glue sticky. It will restick when it cools down. Fraser >> So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my tank >> decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Fraser No disclaimer? Typical bloody Westtralian! - Kiva, make sure you have the both the oxy and acetylene set at the right mixture. Johno Coopers mate? > On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:22:57 +0900, Fraser Johnston > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > No disclaimer? Typical bloody Westtralian! - Kiva, make sure you have > the both the oxy and acetylene set at the right mixture. Yeah, a blue flame will be far too hot. A yellow flame will be the right temperature, but the decal will get all sooty. BTH > >> What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? > >Heat it up to get the glue sticky. It will restick when it cools down. > No disclaimer? Typical bloody Westtralian! - Oi! I resemble that. > Kiva, make sure you have > the both the oxy and acetylene set at the right mixture. We don't have that new-fangled stuff here Johno, but I can lend him a high-volume kero torch. > Coopers mate? Ta Theo <snip> > We don't have that new-fangled stuff here Johno, but I can lend him a > high-volume kero torch. Good grief! This must be a first for aus.moto, a tool, implement or device that Theo doesn't have at least three, big, medium and tiny. Bet that George W. has an oxy torch in his shed. ;-) regards, CrazyCam > > We don't have that new-fangled stuff here Johno, but I can lend him a > > high-volume kero torch. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > This must be a first for aus.moto, a tool, implement or device that Theo > doesn't have at least three, big, medium and tiny. Yup, I had two kero torches, but one is lost somewhere. I paid $4 for it too. (back when I was living in the seventies). Theo >>> So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my tank >>> decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > No disclaimer? Typical bloody Westtralian! - Kiva, make sure you have > the both the oxy and acetylene set at the right mixture. I'm a Melbournian orginally. I just saw the light and came over here. After the lobotomy you never look back. Fraser > So after successfully switching my tank, my next step is to transfer my > tank decal protector/sticker from my old tank to my new one. > > What is the best way to get it to stick and stay on the new tank? > > TIA Get yourself a new protector, cost $20 worth nothing compared to swapping to another tank It's not so much the cost of a new protector but the sentimental attachment to the design of my old one :) > It's not so much the cost of a new protector but the sentimental > attachment to the design of my old one :) Are you still talking about a Tank Protector? Boxer IF a tank protector is the material sticker thing that attaches on the front of your tank where otherwise your belt would scratch the tank then yes > IF a tank protector is the material sticker thing that attaches on the front > of your tank where otherwise your belt would scratch the tank then yes You face backwards when riding ?? :) > You face backwards when riding ?? :) Maybe that's why I keep falling off. >> You face backwards when riding ?? :) > > Maybe that's why I keep falling off. I don't think so - I've fallen off and always face the front. :) > IF a tank protector is the material sticker thing that attaches on the > front of your tank where otherwise your belt would scratch the tank then > yes You mean... just sort-of pressing against..[choke] ..the front of your ... err.. girl-pants?  SignatureClem (Johno would pay AT LEAST $100 on Ebay!!) >> IF a tank protector is the material sticker thing that attaches on the >> front of your tank where otherwise your belt would scratch the tank then >> yes >You mean... just sort-of pressing against..[choke] ..the front of your ... >err.. girl-pants? Damned right I would! Johno Beer? > Damned right I would! > > Johno > > Beer? How is it that you kow Kiva wears Girl Pants?? >> Damned right I would! >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >How is it that you kow Kiva wears Girl Pants?? Coz Clem[1] told me in his posting. Johno Beer? [1] Clem is always correct. <so I have heard> |
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