Mike Razor wrote:
> It is nice and warm today and I am going to try and get my
> interior door panels to look nice and straight again. I have
> some stiff board material and the old material (vinyl). I
> think it needs some type of padding in between the stiffener
> and the covering material. I think that the holes where the
> mounting screws go are no longer going to be lined up and I
> may have to get some new material cut. Also, how is the
> material attached to the stiffener? I think it needs to be
> stapled some how and my wife thinks duct tape will hold it.
> THANKS!
> MIKE R
I rebuilt my door panels for the obvious reasons. Masonite (tempered if
possible) makes a good stiff backing, over which I used a thin sheet of
plastic foam packing material (the kind they wrap delicate stuff in
instead of bubble wrap). The masonite was laid on top of the
vinyl/padding. Pull the vinyl edges around to the back side, shoot some
3M spray adhesive and use short staples to help hold. Duct tape probably
won't last long.
Easy to do & looks great.
Gary
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