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    Senior TGC Member mrg7243's Avatar
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    it does, what the solder iron for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony2face View Post


    did way better of a job then i did lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrg7243 View Post
    it does, what the solder iron for?
    The solder iron is for melting the white plastic rivets to remove the panel then to replace it. There's pics on the first page. I am very pleased with the outcome, just needed a little patience..

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    it looks great, nice work

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    What fabric is that and how many yards did you use for all four? just curious.

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    just what i was looking for! thanks, i was wondering how you are supposed to get those clips off and i never even thought of melting it! gj

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redhaze View Post
    What fabric is that and how many yards did you use for all four? just curious.
    It's a black vinyl i picked up at a local fabric store,they had a couple different ones but the texture on this one was a little softer so it was easy to work with.
    I bought two yards but only used 1.5 yards that's with cutting it a little bigger then trimming it.
    And if i remember correctly i paid about $12.00 per yard

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony2face View Post
    It's a black vinyl i picked up at a local fabric store,they had a couple different ones but the texture on this one was a little softer so it was easy to work with.
    I bought two yards but only used 1.5 yards that's with cutting it a little bigger then trimming it.
    And if i remember correctly i paid about $12.00 per yard
    You can get some good black vinyl off amazon for about 4.95 a yard, Free shipping. And my problem is I don't know how to replace the rivets, I'm using screws right now but I messed up with the melting so I just got rid of them and now I'm having a bit of an issue with it.. Any suggestions? The screws only fit in a couple slots.

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    Do you need to remove the foam?

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    you can but it is not neccesary i didnt remove mine and this is the final product

    2002 5spd swapped
    under construction.....

  12. #72
    ^ again much better then mine turned out lol

  13. #73
    here is my job :)



    salu2

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    when i did my 99 G


    when i did my 01 G


  15. #75
    thanks I just did this on my car and ur advice really helped thanks.. ill post up pics soon

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    Great tut!

    subscribing for future reference

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    instead of melting the plastic rivets why not just take a drill bit drill enough of the head off, then use short screws with a large head to hold them, its an alternative to melting it.



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    Quote Originally Posted by QnzMostWanted View Post
    when i did my 99 G


    when i did my 01 G

    where did you get that material? that's hot!



  19. #79
    I really wish my interior wasn't tan. I wanted to do the carbon fiber vinyl but i dont think it will look good with the tan. I might do the black vinyl.

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    Looks easier than I thought I'm definetly trying this next week

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