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As per the title really

I've had a set made up by a local supplier as a one off in XPower green, and Im toying with the idea of doing a range of them for people.

Prices havent been set in stone, but I should be able to undercut the MGFCentres "You cant buy them online, but it will be £88 + VAT + Delivery + Your old belts + a kidney" ... I should be able to offer a TON more colours too!

So, anyone interested?

I'm deffo interested. I'm re doing my interior dark tan and hate the idea of dirty grey seat belts

Someone on dot org out me onto a company who does customs but I've not really looked into it any further as I'm not in need of them until the summer time

Regards

Allan

Just an idea might seem a bit bongoish but could you dye them ? I have two spare sets of belts from my car stripping escapades .....

http://www.fordmuscleforums.com/interior-articles/487309-dyeing-seat-belts.html

bensewell wrote: wrote:

http://www.fordmuscleforums.com/interior-articles/487309-dyeing-seat-belts.html

I'd steer well clear of anything solvent based anywhere near seatbelts!

Every handbook says something like "use only warm water to clean seatbelts and fittings"......

Diesel Destroyer wrote: wrote:

I'm deffo interested. I'm re doing my interior dark tan and hate the idea of dirty grey seat belts

Someone on dot org out me onto a company who does customs but I've not really looked into it any further as I'm not in need of them until the summer time

Regards

Allan

That might of been me

Essentially, I'd be looking to keep the "popular" colours to keep costs as low as possible for people. however I will be making arrangements so that less popular colours wont be more expensive if possible (or if they are, it would be minimal like £5-7!)

Im planning to get some stock in of the standard belts, so that despite it being an exchange owners wont be without belts!

So, what do you reckon? Should I give it a go?

P.S - Deffo agree on the "no solvents" stance, if only for the pain of it rubbing / staining etc (and thats ignoring the potential damage!)

It's the sort of thing I'd do, but only if the belts needed replaced anyway.

Well, the belts arrived back for when I got home from work

Looks well done... I'll knock up a pic if anyone is interested?

we may be intrested in buying a number of these seat belts but we would have to have a sample and see if the colour stayed and there where no other issues.one thing buying for yourself another selling to the public.last thing we want is some ones wife in an expensive white dress with a red seat belt mark across it

mgf -reborn wrote: wrote:

we may be intrested in buying a number of these seat belts but we would have to have a sample and see if the colour stayed and there where no other issues.one thing buying for yourself another selling to the public.last thing we want is some ones wife in an expensive white dress with a red seat belt mark across it

Hi Daryl,

You have a very good point But these are not dyed, they are in fact coloured webbing.

Here we go.... apologies for the poor quality (cameraphone!)