Sueded my door panel mid sections
08-17-2008, 06:11 PM
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Its not really finished yet ,just like a mock up for now .Im planning on taking it back apart and using a high tack spray to really mold it to the door . That was the best color blue i could find so i just went with it
08-17-2008, 06:36 PM
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removing the door panel is easy theres only 3 screws one behind the little access door and 2 behind the big handle trim, then there are like 4 screws that hold the bottom part of the midsection on and a couple plastic welds but dont take them apart unless u have a plastic welder kit
08-17-2008, 07:52 PM
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Ahhh thats why it looks wavy. You didnt take out the mid-section of the door. You dont need a plastic welder to put the piece back on. You take some small screws and just screw it back on. You will get a much better fit with the suede and it wont look wavy on the top.
08-19-2008, 10:38 PM
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I think it looks awesome.
I have a small tear in my driverside door in the mid section and I want to either replace it, or do this.
You should have done a step-by-step for noobs like me.
If you can direct me to any good info, it would be appreciated.
Nice work!
I have a small tear in my driverside door in the mid section and I want to either replace it, or do this.
You should have done a step-by-step for noobs like me.
If you can direct me to any good info, it would be appreciated.
Nice work!
