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    Rubberised seat handle

    I'm looking for some guidance or ideas on how or who can rubberise the seat handle (the one to slide the seat back and forward).

    At first I thought powder coating would be right, but the originals is more like a rubber sheath that is heat shrunk onto the handle.

    Any ideas?

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    really you just answered your own question...heatshrink...

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    If there is another method I would like to know.
    If someone local in Adelaide can recommend people who do it that would be great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blocker View Post
    If there is another method I would like to know.
    If someone local in Adelaide can recommend people who do it that would be great.
    Ring up a plastics place it comes in 1kg bags but for the life of me I can't remember what it is called but basically you heat up the part to a certain temperature and dip it into the powdered plastic. Pull it out of the powdered plastic and hit it again gently with a blow torch to get it to smooth out. Great stuff

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    I got the handle heat shrink wrapped, and not that wrapped. The end does not bond well and there are a number of bumps and bubbles.

    Going to try plastic coat dipping to see if it's a better result. Thanks.

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    Here's a post from the past!

    Seat adjustment handles come up great with a bit of powder coat dipping with a slight rubber feel.

    Cleaned and brushed off the handles.
    SAM_0130.jpg

    Powder coat dip, as good as new.
    Sandman Seat handle.jpg

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