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Gregor
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15th Oct 05 at 21:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Where can I get material for doing this ?

Any pics of those who have done this ?

Cheers
Gregor
CorsAsh
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I used material similar to what you have a suit made from, with the slightly felty side and a shiny side. Use the felty side out in this case for a nice finish...






http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=216478
Gregor
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Where did you get it ?

That looks a perfect match to my recliners
CorsAsh
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Singer sewing shop in Nuneaton
Gregor
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expensive ?
CorsAsh
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err, was on sale, tenner for enough to do cards, rear seats, and roof lining (which I haven't got round to...

then £60 for all the black plastics from an SXI, (and some FFD sony speakers too)
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Think i would prob spray all my plastics
CorsAsh
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Did my handles, got bored, wandered off, bought black ones.

It's a mini adventure
Gregor
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what do u attach the material with? do u have to remove old stuff?
stevegreetham
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i used vinyl for mine, have a few pics but they were taken on my old phone so are not great.
All you do is get a screwdriver or something sharp under a part of the doorcard and then just pull it off...after that get some sand paper to get rid of all the yellow spongeyness from the card so your material will sit nicely without any bubbles or ridges. Then apply some evo stick timebond and apply your fabric.....this takes time to get right, especially with material that doesnt really like to stretch. Evo stick timebond is availible from B&Q but remember to wear a mask because this stuff is evil
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Yep, what Steve said...

It's all in the link I posted too

 
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