How To Do A Custom Door Panel
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So I've had a few request on how I did my door panels. So, here's a quick write up on how get at it and get CUSTOM! haha
THINGS YOU"LL NEED!!!!
So Lets Begin! Here's the final product in my car! Attachment 24627 So first off is removing the door panel which is surprisingly easy! Pop this bad boy off! I just used my hands it's not too bad. I'd suggest not scratching the plastic by using a screw driver, but it's your car do what you wish!(this applies to popping all of the trim off) Attachment 24628 Next the side mirror cover! Attachment 24629 Then the handle trim! (ok you'll have to use a screw diver for this part...) Attachment 24630 Now remove these three screws! Attachment 24631 Now the controls pop out and disconnect! Attachment 24632 Attachment 24633 Now you can slowly pop the whole door panel away from the door! (sorry no photo for this...) Go slowly! I started in the bottom corner to the outside of the door and worked my way in, up, over, and back down. BE CAREFUL because the tweeter is connected to the door panel and has to be disconnected! Here is the disconnect for the tweeter, also the handle will just slide out here too! Attachment 24634 Attachment 24635 Now The Fun Stuff!!! So I started by tapping off all around the fabric area! Now if you're like me and Armor All your tC the you'll have to wash your plastic to get the tape to stick! Attachment 24636 Then cut your fabric a bit bigger than the area! Attachment 24637 Now you have to be quick with the next step! I'd practice the motions without the spray to make sure you can be quick and accurate! I say this because the spray I got gets tacky in like 15 seconds... and if you don't lay it right and miss you'll have a crazy F-ed up sticky mess... so yea I learned the hard way haha So now that you're ready spray the exposed fabric on the door panel generously! Then quickly remove all the tape and drape the fabric over the area and use your card to spread firmly over the old fabric! I started in the center and worked out! Attachment 24638 Then you can start tucking!!! Use a corner of your card to slightly tuck in the fabric between the old fabric and the plastic of the door panel! I started in the middle of the top and worked towards the back, down, over, and around! Attachment 24639 Then trim the fabric roughly a half to a quarter inch away from the panel! I left some extra where the controls go because it'll get covered anyways. Attachment 24640 Now you'll have to get down and dirty with it and really TUCK IT! Use your card and jam the remaining fabric between the crack in the plastic and the fabric! In some spots it'll feel like it won't go in... but it will haha Attachment 24641 NOW YOURE DONE!!! WOO!! Just reinstall everything the way it came of but in reverse! |
Thank you sir. You're a good man
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This is awesome, thank you so much, I had just actually purchased Hawaiian design fabric for my interior so hopefully mine turns out as well as yours.
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Originally Posted by KidJustin
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Originally Posted by xtypezer0
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This is awesome, thank you so much, I had just actually purchased Hawaiian design fabric for my interior so hopefully mine turns out as well as yours.
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How much fabric did you use?
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