Repair door card
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B7
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You mean the cardboard panel Mo? It's not easy, I've never been successful. Hopefully someone will come up with a fix we havn't thought of before as it would make a good sticky.
Problem is, once the cardboard is split and blown, theres no way of compressing it back together and give it some strength back.
Probably best start looking for a better panel.
Problem is, once the cardboard is split and blown, theres no way of compressing it back together and give it some strength back.
Probably best start looking for a better panel.
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12345kevin
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How easy does the vinyl/leather peel off of the hardboard ?
I've seen it done on other cars where they have made a new hardboard card form the old template and then glued the material back on.
I've seen it done on other cars where they have made a new hardboard card form the old template and then glued the material back on.
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beemerbird
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Mo, can you take a picture so that I can see what you're talking about. I have some ideas, but it would help if I can see the offending item.
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poolnoodle
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I bought a tatty card with a good backing board and had this done by a motor trimmer. He didn't charge much (also getting other stuff down) and it came up pretty well.12345kevin wrote:How easy does the vinyl/leather peel off of the hardboard ?
I've seen it done on other cars where they have made a new hardboard card form the old template and then glued the material back on.
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