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I am trying to finish up some trimming but I cannot seem to find what the width of the plastic shoulder straps are. If anyone knows where I could find this information can you please share :) thanks!

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There's no particular width to follow, just have a look at originals and try to match them ;).

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There is no actual measurement as to how wide they should be. You just don't want too much flat plastic outside of the raised ribs. A mm or two at most

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That's great, thanks for the help. I started to think these had to be a certain measurement but that's a relief. Back to sanding I go :)

Oh one more. What's best way to bend them? Heat gun?

 

 

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That's great, thanks for the help. I started to think these had to be a certain measurement but that's a relief. Back to sanding I go :)

Oh one more. What's best way to bend them? Heat gun?

 

 

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Hot water. Bring a pot of water to a boil. Dip one in for about 5 seconds, pull it out and check the elasticity. You'll know when it's ready, it will be soft enough to bend.

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And just use your hands to get it where you want it? I've seen so many different bends on the shoulder straps so I guess it's not a precise thing

 

 

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Oh one more. What's best way to bend them? Heat gun?

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Depends what the Armor is made of?

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A medium to large sized pot should be fine. The bend is mainly in the middle, the connecting edges 2" will be mostly flat (minor contour). 

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A medium to large sized pot should be fine. The bend is mainly in the middle, the connecting edges 2" will be mostly flat (minor contour). 

 

Thanks for the help Tony!

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