I've done this wih my cars - does save a lot of money, and you can use any
color material you find. Part of my 66 interior has stars & stripes material
as a patriotic theme.
For the "cardboard like" material, you can soak it in water, then shape it for
curves and bends. Dry it with a heat gun. I've used contact cement similar to
3M, Grip, thinly applied to both surfaces. After mating surfaces roll with a
wooden roller to smooth them out.
Fred - So.SF
On Aug 18, 2010, at 8:55 AM, Eddie <eddietude@socal.rr.com> wrote:
> Thought I'd share this info, as it saved me a TON of $$$.
>
> (And since some like to accuse me of never contributing...which I find
hysterical for numerous reasons... anyway)
>
> Custom Interior.
>
> Home Depot sells the thin "cardboard like" fiber panel. It's about 1/8" to
3/16" thick. Brown. Same material as "pegboard" but without the holes. One
4 x 4 sheet should do the entire car.
> < snip >
> Hope that helps!
> From Eddie,
> The guy who never contributes.. lol
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