Door Panel Fix

[Gab]

My driver side was warped a little when I installed them but it’s just me being picky as I don’t think anyone could tell where...I used the silicone it came with and mine are holding fine.

Great, thanks for the reply!

 

[Rich]

I spent $30 on ebay pleather, black piping cord and Loctite spray adhesive and the results were better than I anticipated. It's held up well for 11 months now.

 

[jlmotox]

Had these on for a few months now and they are way better than the sagging leather I had on there before!

 

[Rich]

jlmotox, are those the Coverlay inserts? If they are, is the face a soft material or hard plastic?

 

[jlmotox]

jlmotox, are those the Coverlay inserts? If they are, is the face a soft material or hard plastic?

Yea they are the inserts and they are hard plastic

 

[05stroker]

Yea they are the inserts and they are hard plastic

You get them at AM?

 

[jlmotox]

You get them at AM?

CARiD.com they have a bunch of colors

 

[Rich]

Yea they are the inserts and they are hard plastic

Cool, thanks for the info buddy. I thought about doing those earlier this year, but I couldn't find out if they had a soft or hard surface so I just used pleather and welt cord.

 

[ShelbySteve]

Had these on for a few months now and they are way better than the sagging leather I had on there before!

Looks real good. What did you use to put the blue around the coverlay panel?

 

[jlmotox]

Looks real good. What did you use to put the blue around the coverlay panel?

Thanks it’s just some 1/8” welt piping I found on eBay. I originally had it with my stock door panel and it helped hold the edges from sagging.

 

[OLD 96]

New member here. I know this is a old thread. I just bought the Coverlay inserts for my 2008 GT. Deciding on whether to pull backing fabric off down to plastic of put on over the backing fabric. Any updates on this subject is appreciated.

 

[FredB66]

I pulled the old vinyl off and wire brushed off as much off the old adhesive as I could. I did mine with the panels removed. Sand bags/weights to hold the panels down while curing is helpful.

 

[Huberoy123]

I recommend doing it the way FredB66 did his. Mines have been on for several years and no problems.