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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » trimming door cards » Post Reply
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| mike16v |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 16:15 |
kris :thumbs: cheers fella | |
| Mav 3000 |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 14:24 |
My doors are a snug fit on the fronts with the original material on them in relation to shutting the doors, but there ok now. | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 12:11 |
spray adheasive is crap, did my parcel shelf using that once and it came unstuck. evostick timebond in a tin is bloody strong, took me 1 1/2 hours to peel my grey acoustic carpet of my parcel shelf so i could do it black. once its on it aint coming off again. | |
| mike16v |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 11:08 |
well i dunno what 2 do with mine, they were all stuck perfect with a really strong spray adhesive, then in the sun at PV2003 they came unstuck, ive took the old fabric off 2, so u reckon evo stick will hold it then m8y?? | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 10:54 |
quote: the front has stuck perfect, the back is coming off, but thats nothing to do with the heat. its the old material underneath. | |
| corsaon18s |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 09:08 |
mmmmmmmmmmmm evostick!! smells lovely.............:rolleyes: | |
| CORSALUVA |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 09:07 |
thats all very weel guys but does anyone know where you can buy the sheets of leather or vinyl from?? | |
| mike16v |
posted on 24th Jul 03 at 08:56 |
kris has urs come unstuck in the heat at all??? | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 23:50 |
i used evostick timebond, comes in a tin and doesnt set quite as quickly so its easier to move the material around once its on, otherwise once it touches you cant move it atall. | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 23:49 |
as for pain in the arse, it comes off really easily. | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 23:48 |
quote: sorry, but i have to totally disagree with you here. left the origanal material on my back door cards and im redoing them for 2 reasons : 1. it hasnt stuck properly 2. u have to slam the rear doors just so they close now cos the door card gets in the way. i took all the old material off the front doors and they look much better. esspecially with something as thick as leather your better off taking the old stuff off first | |
| mike16v |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 20:16 |
wud av thought BnQ will av it | |
| Adam-D |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 20:12 |
quote: where do i get this from? | |
| Mav 3000 |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 18:45 |
Evo-Stick 528 is recommended by Cobra to re-trim doors with. Its apparently in a green tin and will stick it no problem. | |
| RichR |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 18:29 |
the seals dead esy to remove, trim under and then recover, its just a case of repositioning the clips in the right place | |
| mike16v |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 17:02 |
me2, the 1 i used comes off on hot days | |
| Adam-D |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 17:01 |
i need a really good fabric adheasive | |
| mike16v |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 16:51 |
icy i did m8y | |
| Icy |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 14:07 |
see the bit all the top where the rubber seal goes all along beside the window? | |
| Mav 3000 |
posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 13:59 |
Keep the original fabric on I would - as its a pain in the ass to remove and get a smooth result as the foam backing is wel stuck on. It'll also give a more padded end result when you trim over them. | |
| combat_sri |
 posted on 23rd Jul 03 at 12:32 |
firstly where can i get a big sheet of leather or that fake leather (pvc stuff) to trim all four door cards? any websites? |