I will now be spending all of my time going to that website instead of mud... 
Cardboard door panels don’t last 4ever, but this could
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If they would have bought a Land cruiser, they'd be OK.
If they would have bought a Land cruiser, they'd be OK.
What car?
Would it be cost effective to produce in Aluminum?
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I prefer aluminum myself, In the stack of reject prototypes, aluminum contributes more than it's share. The problem is that narrow range for the core thickness, otherwise, one of the other layers has to shed some, and their performance suffers. I like aluminum best though..
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If you send USPS priority mail to me, you'll have new steel door panels a week later.
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Both are great ideas. Losing the bottom basket opens up a lot of options not available currently.
Ok, what do I need to send you? My plastic is beat to heIl, but it's all that holds my door together. I need it for gray interior, and I don't want the bottom pocket put on, and no holes for it either. And I need new plastic clips. And you'll need to put new screws in the middle plastic, they're not original. Can you do that?
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Send me what you've got and I'll get it straightened out. New Stainless fasteners, and new good quality clips are part of the package. Do you want the speaker hole? Sent you a PM.
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MUSTHAVE, I hope you are going to be offering this for awhile? I need to plan out what I want to do with the new opportunities this presents.
EDIT: I'm going to get more info about the Kevlar/resin stack while I'm at it.
EDIT: I'm going to get more info about the Kevlar/resin stack while I'm at it.
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Got your pictures, I'll do the panel without the bottom, no speaker.
X2 ^ What adhesive?
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Tried both, as well as several other products, I choose 3M cleaners and adhesives.
Such an awesome idea
MUSTHAVE, I hope you are going to be offering this for awhile? I need to plan out what I want to do with the new opportunities this presents.
EDIT: I'm going to get more info about the Kevlar/resin stack while I'm at it.
On the FJ62, the basket is even less useful, and also the thickness of the finished panel isn't as restricted without the upper panel and the gasket crush in the front. Picture's at 11:00
I'm fairly knowledgeable about adhesives, I'm surprised you didn't use Weldwood contact cement.
I want to mount this to the door, without the bootom piece, would their be enough room?
It measures 8X11 and about 3" high. With that height I think I'm ok.
It measures 8X11 and about 3" high. With that height I think I'm ok.
That was bigger than I thought.