Looking for arm rest

[Mazda2010]

Im looking for 1998 speedster armrest but cant find anything are tehy discontinued or if anybody have some in good shape for sale or even know how to do some new it would be appreciate

also looking if any cover seat exist on the market

thanks

 

[Dr Honda]

eBay is where I would start.


Offically, there isn't any factory parts support for a '98.

 

[RFoster130]

Good luck. I need the driver side one too. I have it but the plastic underneath is all broken.

 

[Mazda2010]

Same thing they are all there but platic under two of them is broken and whit the shape of them its hard to duplicate. I think i will make a few experience and if i come with an easy solution i ll share with you

 

[Mazda2010]

I will get some plexi glass and heat form it and bolt new hinge on it on clue some foam and leather wrap after to see if it work if so it will be a cheap way to do it


Heat Forming
•1
Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F.

•2
Place a plexiglass sheet on large pan and place on the middle oven rack. The large pan prevents the plexiglass from coming into contact with the hot rack, which can distort the plexiglass due to uneven heating.

•3
Heat for approximately five minutes.

•4
Pull the pan out of the oven with the cotton gloves. The heated plexiglass is now ready for molding.

•5
Mold the plexiglass into the desired shape. Work quickly as the plexiglass will become less malleable as it cools.

•6
Place your plexiglass in the refrigerator to set the shape. You can repeat this process as many times as needed.



Read more: How to Mold Plexiglass | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6105219_mold-plexiglass.html#ixzz17SDfUI87

 

[RFoster130]

Sounds very interesting. Let me know how it turns out. If you figure it out, you may be able to make and sell them.

 

[casims2000]

I will get some plexi glass and heat form it and bolt new hinge on it on clue some foam and leather wrap after to see if it work if so it will be a cheap way to do it


Heat Forming
•1
Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F.

•2
Place a plexiglass sheet on large pan and place on the middle oven rack. The large pan prevents the plexiglass from coming into contact with the hot rack, which can distort the plexiglass due to uneven heating.

•3
Heat for approximately five minutes.

•4
Pull the pan out of the oven with the cotton gloves. The heated plexiglass is now ready for molding.

•5
Mold the plexiglass into the desired shape. Work quickly as the plexiglass will become less malleable as it cools.

•6
Place your plexiglass in the refrigerator to set the shape. You can repeat this process as many times as needed.



Read more: How to Mold Plexiglass | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6105219_mold-plexiglass.html#ixzz17SDfUI87

Did you ever try to make the armrest?

 

[Mazda2010]

I ve sold the boat not long after because ive blown an engine in it. So ive purchased a new challenger 180. But im confident it will work you just need patience and time to do it. Ive make many thing with plexiglass before.

 

[PburgDooey]

Good luck. I need the driver side one too. I have it but the plastic underneath is all broken.

Mine was too. I just velcro'd the foam down without the plastic base. It looks even better.