My seat is ruining my paint

[Donk45]

Seem as my see is scratching my paint a little bit...on the silver parts. When I close the lid, i have to press the seat back or it will rub against the plastic parts. Anyone else have this issue/ is there an adjustment?

 

[Firefly]

Seem as my see is scratching my paint a little bit...on the silver parts. When I close the lid, i have to press the seat back or it will rub against the plastic parts. Anyone else have this issue/ is there an adjustment?

Noticed some of that too - but only visable when the seat is open - so it doesn't bother me!

 

[Donk45]

Noticed some of that too - but only visable when the seat is open - so it doesn't bother me!

Thats what I thought at first, just dabbed some touch up paint on it. But now I see a small little spit right at the point ege about this big * ahhh

 

[Firefly]

Well - you have to remember - it's a toy that is meant to be rode - and riding it will cause certain wear marks in various places - only way to not have any is to store it and never ride---- but that ain't what you bought it for......

Could always buy a set of 'show' panels for just when you want it to look perfectly new---- thought of doing this myself.

 

[bone crusher]

Thats what I thought at first, just dabbed some touch up paint on it. But now I see a small little spit right at the point ege about this big * ahhh

Donk,

I agree with Fire...ride the bike and enjoy it...don't worry about flimsy plastic panels getting scratched up...

Worry about the big things, not the little ones...

Just me two cents...

 

[DannyS]

Maybe you can get some of that clear 3M film they sell for rock guard on the hood and put a piece there to prevent further scratches.:dontknow:

 

[Capt John]

Noticed some of that too - but only visable when the seat is open - so it doesn't bother me!

Ditto!

 

[Badasz]

Scratches

You can try a little paste wax in the area of the scratches sometimes that helps blend them out if it isn't too bad :thumbup: