I finally got my camera working. Got some door panels made and was pretty happy how they came out. Unfortunately they are the end product. The panels are MDF. The outside I took 3M adhesive and lined it with a plastic (actually a glad trash bag). On the inside I lined it with a thin foam. It's water proof and was sold at the upolstery shop. They sell it in a roll. It also has sound deadening qualities. Over that I stretched glued and stapled the vynal. I am stoked. They are simple, but clean!
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That looks sweeet.Nice work!
That looks sweeet.Nice work!
Nice work. I like the simple clean look. Nice holder for a roadie
jeep floor mat?
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Yea! My boy had too many roadies and rolled his cherokee. I poached them out of his ruined car to help me remember to only drink the right amount of roadies.
Those are sick, I like the idea of making them waterproof. Cool Stuff
Very nice, better than OEM.
Very clean!
What is MDF? Did you get it at upholstry shop? How thick is it?
What is MDF? Did you get it at upholstry shop? How thick is it?
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MDF is like particle board, but much finer particles. Usually tan in color and very smooth. It absorbs water like a sponge so you want to protect it. It doesn't dry all nice; stays thick and yucky (that's a technical term of coarse). I think I used 1/8th inch. There are different thicknesses, but I used the one closest to the original thickness. I didn't want it to stick out from the door too far.
beautiful work. 
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looking good!
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I used the original pattern, which has holes for the connection clips. I got all the clips that I was missing from SOR and put them back in just like the stock affair. The cab that I am rolling in is rust terminal so I am making everything to be able to remove and put in a worthy cab. Someday...
Wow
Those are beautiful! Suddenly I'm not looking for the OEM stock ones anymore. I like yours way better. If you took step by step photos would make a great build thread! Thanks for sharing Great Job!!!!
Those are beautiful! Suddenly I'm not looking for the OEM stock ones anymore. I like yours way better. If you took step by step photos would make a great build thread! Thanks for sharing Great Job!!!!
Those are beautiful! Suddenly I'm not looking for the OEM stock ones anymore. I like yours way better. If you took step by step photos would make a great build thread! Thanks for sharing Great Job!!!!
I totally agree, I would love to see it step by step. I vote that you do it this weekend.
I second that vote!
