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full door trim

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here is how i made my door trims,
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i started with the spare doors i have and filled in the gaps with bondo and masking tape over the holes,
i then waxed the door were i was laying the fibreglass,
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this how they come of the doors,i aimed for 1/8" finished thickness,you can see i have not trimmed them up because i laid them over my good doors to drill the door clips,check your clips as mine clips sit off centre to the holes in the door cards.
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inside view of the door card
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trim is finished,i covered the door card with closed cell foam and cut the pattern into it,then more clue and fitted the vinyl ,to easy
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door trim goes upto door glass makes it look alot better.these cost me around $200aud the pair finished,Darren
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Now this is what my brain needed!!! Great tech and info Darren!!
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thanks Anthony,i will be finishing the second door tommorrow so i will place more pics ,
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That looks great. I am so blown away by the talent on this site. I have never worked with fiberglass, so I enjoy this type of tips and hints article. I might even try some glass work in the future.

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AWESOME.
I love fiberglass work.
Have you considered making these for sale?
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Thanks Doug,i never worked with fibreglass so i had my brother help me out and my idea worked as for the upholstery i brought a book on custom upholstery which showed me how to finish them
Uncle skip ,my mate told the same thing yesterday but shipping out of australia would be costly ,Darren
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Great work! Came out very nice!
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Alan, how many of those can you get into your luggage in Aug. Nice looking panels. foodstick is pretty good working with glass so i sent him a link to this thread and gonnna see if him and I can work something out.
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Nice Job Darren!, I bet you were stoked!, the way they came out!. Be cheap for me to buy! :D , For a change!!!! :lol:
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Kid wrote:Alan, how many of those can you get into your luggage in Aug. Nice looking panels. foodstick is pretty good working with glass so i sent him a link to this thread and gonnna see if him and I can work something out.



Darrell, that could be a good little earner for you!, set up shop in, Robbin`s side of the garage! scared.gif :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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yes Alan i am sure we can work a deal ,you could get some of them into a suit case easy for august,
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557f1 wrote:yes Alan i am sure we can work a deal ,you could get some of them into a suit case easy for august,


Darren, trust me!, these guys would probably send me a suit case purpose made to fit door trim`s! :lol: , any chance of you making the trip? :D
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Alan i would love to go back again ,but not at the moment,you never know
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WOW!!!!
Excellent job. Are you sure you've never done upholstery? Could'a fooled me. I'll take a set!
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Thanks 64low-n-slow,no i haven't done any of this before,here is my seat i had reupholstered, i will do some research about sending door cards to the u.s,Darren
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And the bar just keeps getting raised higher and higher......
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Those are supper nice i like the seat to
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thanks Robert
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I just saw them too, WOW what great craftsmanship !!! I bet is sure saved a lot of coin too, eh?
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thanks mate ,i think they owe me a couple hundred finished.
i have been thinking about the same idea for a dash pad.
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