I little while ago I was watching AR and they did a copy of a broken indicator lense. They made a silicon mould of the original one and then melted the orange "plastic" and poured it into the mould producing a perfect copy. What did they use and what is the process for the orange placcy stuff, anyone know?

Or a link to watch that episode on the puter?

Somewhere in here?:

www.youtube.com/results

 It's in this one at the 3.42 min mark TB.

Yep exactly what I was looking for thanks Bonkerz, George and Hutch. Awesome advice/help once again.

Brilliant Show by the way :-)

You can get the 2 part resin from Bunnings. Colour it with ink. Might take a few goes to get the shade right.

Hmm might be a trip to Bunnings tomorrow, Cheers Neo.

I use both of these suppliers and there websites are great for casting and moulding of these products I cant watch the link but if it was hot material they cast you need RTV silicone moulds, even a visit to the shop is great as these guys have examples by the truck load, even take the part with you

http://www.dalchem.com.au/

https://secure.solidsolutions.com.au/

Good luck with it

Bruce

What are you making Burnzi?

Always hated the big wide indicator bar, was gunna put a deluxe one on but I am not supposed to be spending money on this bike (yeah right)

So I had the idea of removing the indicator bar, buying a couple of tombstones, mount one on each of the saddle bags and use them as indicators. The idea was to make a template of the red tombstone lens and cast some in orange, tada something a bit different. Hence the question on how to.

Of course now that I have released my brilliant idea it will become the new craze!!

And no I wont be welding any of it!! Hahahaha

Sounds like a plan!