Step 1)

Examine bike to make sure battery relays and everything

under the seat to be is exactly as needed. Any later alterations

with cause the future seat to not fit properly.)

Step 2)

Mask off area surrounding future motorcycle seat.

Eddie Barrett Seat Co uses a low tack paper that has been

partially de tacked to make sure no damage will be caused

to the motorcycle paint work.

step 6)

Now laminate entire are of seat as well as overlap the plastic bag

by a few inches with a high grade clear shipping tape.

You can use a releasing agent instead, however the shipping tape

adds to the protection of possible resin leaking as well as

controls the fiberglass sweat when pulling pan.

step 8)

Roll all air out of seat with appropriate fiberglass roller.

And let dry over night. Eb recommends having a fan blow on the

fiberglass as drying to reduce heat and any possible damage to

the paint work..

step10)

Trim seat pan. Be careful fiberglass gets itchy..

test fit and then trim some more

step 12)

Mark and install your seat tab and brackets

step 14)

The fun part is next, decide what cover you want. Material and style.