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 Posted: Sun Nov 26th, 2017 12:11 pm
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im wanting info on removing the fabric part on the top left of the door panels. i seen a post on a another site on to do this but i cant find the post. may have been on frf?



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I do think that if you remove the door panel there are some plastic buttons on the back side that you can melt on/off and pull those panels.

I'd have to pull mine again and re-visit the trim specialist side of my head again and see about the proper removal/reinstallation of those. Mine are horribly rough feeling and annoying. Would love to recover it with some nice Black Alacantra cloth or something and actually redo the interior in gray or black. Not in the funds for the rest of this year with too many other things in the fire already.



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 Posted: Tue Nov 28th, 2017 05:31 am
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i want to do mine in leather

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Undrstm8ed wrote: I do think that if you remove the door panel there are some plastic buttons on the back side that you can melt on/off and pull those panels.

I'd have to pull mine again and re-visit the trim specialist side of my head again and see about the proper removal/reinstallation of those. Mine are horribly rough feeling and annoying. Would love to recover it with some nice Black Alacantra cloth or something and actually redo the interior in gray or black. Not in the funds for the rest of this year with too many other things in the fire already.

Take plenty of pics when you do... then post up a how-to for others to follow.  Hint hint!  :)



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Of course.. I don' think I've been to shy on pics ever.. lolz



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No, you haven't. But there could always be that first time! LOL :)



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HA..! true



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will do when i do the job



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