Shoei Neotech chomped my Sena.

[WenWa]

See the picture below.

Lifting and closing the modular lid, the Sena mic boom got bit a couple times.
I would like to repair the rubber skin. I'm thinking a simple fix would be black, electrical tape.
Is there some other product that might look better and perform as well or better than electrical tape?

Thanks gang.

 

[TheHelios]

If your mic is detachable like the one in this link, then I'll just give you a mic if you pay shipping.

 

[WenWa]

If your mic is detachable like the one in this link, then I'll just give you a mic if you pay shipping.

Thanks for the offer, very nice of you, but it is the non-detachable mic.

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[Poohbear]

What about using heat shrink that you normally use for cables?

 

[AVGeek]

What about using heat shrink that you normally use for cables?

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That's what I was thinking, since heat shrink is closest to what is there from the factory.

 

[WenWa]

Can you cut heat shrink? Because a piece of heat shrink would be to small to slide over the mic. A piece large enough to get over the mic, would be too large to shrink down enough to fit tight around the boom arm.

I wonder if Plastidip is flexible enough to work?

 

[AVGeek]

Can you cut heat shrink? Because a piece of heat shrink would be to small to slide over the mic. A piece large enough to get over the mic, would be too large to shrink down enough to fit tight around the boom arm.

I wonder if Plastidip is flexible enough to work?

Look for heat shrink that has a large ratio, like 4:1 or 6:1.

 

[WenWa]

Just an update. Liquid electrical tape did the trick. Covered the spot and it flexes well. ::008::