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Quite tempted by these in the classifieds...

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Quite 'loud' though so Mrs Koop might kill me :lol: Given me the idea of getting more cloth to match the door cards & headliner to retrim the dash bits though hmmm!

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I've put a bid in for Cartman's replacement :shifty:

Also picked up spray glue so retrimming will commence tonight. Wish me luck!

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Yeah that too! They'd look amazing in yours Joe.

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other plans in the pipeline though ;)

oh harro...! ;)

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Rear door cards done & in, pics to follow :D

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Started by cutting roughly round the old cover, leaving a few inches leeway

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Iron & brew at the ready...all the essentials :lol:

Spot of ironing....

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Sprayed with carpet glue, stuck, pulled & stretched to fit. There was more stretch in the fabric than I expected which is awesome

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Trimmed round the edge

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The carpet glue sprays in a straight line which is very handy for covering a thin line round the edges

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One done :D

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Close up of the fabric pattern

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The flowers do look a bit pink, they look more white in brighter light. Mrs Koop says to me the other day 'are you not worried it's going to look a bit gay?' I said I can handle it, I'm comfortable in my masculinity, or lack thereof :lol:

Anyway soon got onto no. 2

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And it was rather late so decided to leave the front(s) til tonight. Got the handle off though, this glue was the issue

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My trusty modding partner Snoopy the hairdryer managed to soften it up a wee bit so it was malleable enough to pull & cut away, then I just pressed on the clips with a screwdriver & popped it out. So we're all ready to rock now, front sections are cut out ready. I expect the fronts to be much more difficult but I've had some good practice, did the second one better & quicker so I'm glad I started on the rears.

Was dark when I got them in, pics fitted later!

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Cheers mate :D

Here they are in, complete with crap photos

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This one has a dark patch where the glue's seeped through :(

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This was the first one, tried spraying the glue on bit by bit, the second one I just gave the whole thing an even coating which worked much better. I kept having to wash glue off my hands every 5 minutes so I didn't get it all over the cloth :lol:

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WTF? This is me being subtle & tasteful :blink:

:lol:

Cheers mate :thumbsup:

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Cheers dude, I've thought about it but it might be a bit too much as I'm doing the headliner too.

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stunning mate, id never have pulled that off myself lol, youve done a brill job there... now its good luck with your fronts ;)

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Thanks a lot guys :D

Apparently my passenger door used to be taff green

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It's been my ambition to own a taff green loop for some time now & I am apparently one door closer to living that dream :lol:

Anyway got the front door cards done...

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I'm gonna crash, I can't stop looking at it :roflmao:

Driver's side's in the boot ready for Seat to fix & fit this arvo

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I've taken the window switches out to make sure they don't wire them up wrong again :lol:;)

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