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07-17-2022, 10:14 PM
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Door panel/vinyl help. trying to get a bit more life out of old panels?
Hi All, My panels are OK but, then got a tear in them. What have others done to repair these? I know it will not be perfect but, trying to get a little more life out of these on my daily driver TA. Any type of glue or? has anyone tried successfully to repair these?
thanks
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07-18-2022, 10:28 AM
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that panel looks like its about done, the top rail is sunken in around the lock area. but if you just want to glue the rip down so it doesnt get worse, 3M spray adhesive will work good & stand up to the sun better than most other glues.
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07-18-2022, 11:03 AM
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An interior place can fill that and re spay it. That kind of repairs you need a interior guy who does that all the time I had a hole fixed in my Jap car similar. I’d just replace to top part.
I had a door panel fixed by a guy in Tempe I think it was. I sent him my door panel he mad a new pc for it. He does top Top shelf work. The dealerships use him. He’s rite in your backyard
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