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Oct 21, 2009, 12:10 AM
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Nov 1, 2009, 08:57 AM
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you can cover the door panels its easy. i did it in suede i got pics and can tell you how if you want sorry for the ****ty pic i got way better resolution ones if you want me to email. but you get the idea 
there is alotta tucking, get like a thin spatula to tuck it and make sure your spray alotta glue in the cracks. also you want to start in the low center dip area and work your way to the ends. if you get wrinkles or creases stretch the fabric a little and get them to the back side, also if you got any sharp cornners make pie cuts on the back side and pull them different directions to stretch it out... im in custom interior classes at wyotech so i learned alot at the schools expense.. plus to make it alot easier if you feel safe doin it you can drill out where its plasti welded and seperate those pices and get short screws to attach it back togeather. just make sure you dont screw threw to the other side.
there is alotta tucking, get like a thin spatula to tuck it and make sure your spray alotta glue in the cracks. also you want to start in the low center dip area and work your way to the ends. if you get wrinkles or creases stretch the fabric a little and get them to the back side, also if you got any sharp cornners make pie cuts on the back side and pull them different directions to stretch it out... im in custom interior classes at wyotech so i learned alot at the schools expense.. plus to make it alot easier if you feel safe doin it you can drill out where its plasti welded and seperate those pices and get short screws to attach it back togeather. just make sure you dont screw threw to the other side.
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Nov 5, 2009, 07:18 AM
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Nov 5, 2009, 10:09 AM
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dude thats awsome!!!! that is what i and im sure alot of other people want to do...I will probably pull paint and airbrush all mine cause thats easier for me...Not so good with fabric I am lol...A+++++++++ Bro
Thank You Guys.
