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I'm making a tank bib for my brother in law's Harley.

What is the best thing to coat it with and how do they hold up if gas is dripped on it?

Thanks,

ArtS

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I'm making a tank bib for my brother in law's Harley.

What is the best thing to coat it with and how do they hold up if gas is dripped on it?

Thanks,

ArtS

Anyone out there?

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hadn't really thought about it but, i've only made one and i finished it the same as my seats. just a couple coats of pecards.

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hadn't really thought about it but, i've only made one and i finished it the same as my seats. just a couple coats of pecards.

Thanks,

ArtS

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Gas has never phased my tank bib. It evaporates so fast that it never really sets in there for long. I have a big sheepskin on my seats and often get fuel on the leather. That leather has no treatment other than its tannage. The fuel doesn't seem to bother it. So I wouldn't worry about it. Just finish in your normal way.

The worst than can happen is that you have to make him another one!

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