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1/2" Neoprene Closed Cell Foam. Great For Motorcycle Seats. Sheet Of 16"x16" on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Gatineau, Quebec, CA

Gatineau, Quebec, CA
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Neoprene is the best way to create and shape a custom motorcycle seat. If your building a seat from scratch for a steel or fiberglass pan, covering it with neoprene is pretty easy. It shapes very well with an air grinder or even hand tools like a drywall or bodywork wrasp. The sheets I sell are 1/2 inch thick, but the great thing about neoprene is you can easily layer it up and glue it together to create different heights and shapes in the seat. It works well for thinner bobber seats or anything other type of seats such as cafe racers or 1-up or 2-up seats.

Neoprene foam is a soft, flexible and durable form-fitting sponge rubber that provides good thermal and moisture insulation. It is resistant to the Ozone, sunlight, oxidation, many chemicals and petroleum derivatives. Neoprene can resist breakdown by water and air and is able to be isolated by virtue of its unique molecular structure. Its mildew resistance makes it great for bike seats that might get wet from rain.

Other practical applications of neoprene foam other then motorcycle seats are in athletic equipment like gloves, waders, wetsuits and knee and elbow pads. 

This auctions is for a peice of high quality 1/2 inch peice that is 16"x16". If you buy more then one sheet, I can combine shipping. I also sell 1/4 neoprene (good if you need 3/4 thick)
As well, if you need a custom size, I can work that out for you, just let me know when you checkout.

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