Leather is done
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Leather is done
Just need to tighten the passanger seat some more got a little out though.
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Looks great! I think one day I'm going to do my seats in two-tone.
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Originally Posted by ta12sec
I can only hope mine turns out that good
One thing that is handy to have to do the door panels is a dremel. This will help you grind the plastic off and get the cardboard off to put your new skin. GM doesnt use srews on the panel they melt the plastic . So you will only use the screws for the arm rest door handle and part of the speaker form. The rest have to be glued. I seperated the panel skins. Then I took off the oem skin. Then I just traced it on the backside of the door skin with a sharpie. Then I put it on the cardboard to make sure it covered everything and cut it and used a razor knife to make the holes and slits for the tabs. Then I used fabric glue in the spray can 3m makes some real good stuff. Then pasted it together and did all of the above to put it back together.
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
That looks kick ***! So much nicer than factory pleather feel huh?
Tony
Tony