I did it to my coupe using this writeup. i used hatchback quarter panels from fixmyrust.com and just cut out what i needed
95 Civic Coupe DX - d15b7 - some mods nothing crazy - My 5th EG 98 Jeep Cherokee 2 door - little lift with 31s 4.0 5 speed 77 Chevrolet C10 - Mild 350/350 combo - lowered a little
95 Civic Coupe DX - d15b7 - some mods nothing crazy - My 5th EG 98 Jeep Cherokee 2 door - little lift with 31s 4.0 5 speed 77 Chevrolet C10 - Mild 350/350 combo - lowered a little
Hi all, I am newby here, but long time car person. Fixing the rust on my daughters '93 Civic Si. She bought the car in 2014 and daily drove it every day, including winters, until 2019. In fall of 2019 I started on drivers side, winter set in, then in spring 2020 completed the installation of patch panels on both sides. Car had several paint jobs all piled on top of one another so decision was made to sand all of those layers off entire car. Here are some pics:
I used your write up as a guide. It was the best I could find online very very helpful. I am sure that has helped many ppl over the years.
I do body work on cars as a hobby usually my own cars or cars for my kids. Over the years been trying to skill up use less bondo and more metal. I am still looking to get better. My son has a '95 EX 2 door with rust in 1/4 panels waiting in line. My last body work project was in 2014 fixing rear wheel well rust on a '95 F150:
Once thing I forgot to mention is I cut the rear drains in the patches bigger so that they will never clog and provide plenty of ventilation. However, not sure if this could allow carbon monoxide to enter passenger compartment so beware of making this mod: