- Mon May 18, 2009 9:29 pm
#117635
1. you grind the spots in the back on the door panel to get the panel inserts out. (the back is when it's finished, but you get the idea of where to grind)
2. you rip off the old fabric from the insert and trace it and cut it.
3. after you cut it, make sure it fits well and spray the bonding glue spray on both sides.
4. then wait for 1 minute and then start on one end and work your way down so that you get no wrinkles.
5. now that you are done making them stick and flush, get some small screws, washers and a screwdriver and screw the screws into the whole of where you grinded.
6. now you are done and it will look like a CTR replica.
and these were the tools i used. (not showing is the grinder and the scissors)
comments and questions are welcome. enjoy.
2. you rip off the old fabric from the insert and trace it and cut it.
3. after you cut it, make sure it fits well and spray the bonding glue spray on both sides.
4. then wait for 1 minute and then start on one end and work your way down so that you get no wrinkles.
5. now that you are done making them stick and flush, get some small screws, washers and a screwdriver and screw the screws into the whole of where you grinded.
6. now you are done and it will look like a CTR replica.
and these were the tools i used. (not showing is the grinder and the scissors)
comments and questions are welcome. enjoy.
and if that wasnt bad enough as i was trying to recover it and i couldnt get it nice and straight so the glue dried. anyway i gave up and put the old fabric on 
then i realized that when i drilled it i drilled to far and didnt have enough to screw it on 
so its ducktaped in place and im looking for a new panel ![[smilie=BangHead.gif]](./images/smilies/BangHead.gif "BangHead")
