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    interior door fabric falling off

    does anyone have the same problem of their door fabric falling off
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    Originally posted by 90cb7matt View Post
    does anyone have the same problem of their door fabric falling off
    that is normal as the glue gets old, You could put your own fabric or you could just glue it back on

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      i figured it was normal but after i put a system in it it really started coming off

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        has anybody used any new ideas than re gluing the factory fabric.....

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          New ideas? It's not rocket science. It was originally held on with adhesive. That adhesive has failed due to age. It needs new adhesive. You can take it all the way off and use spray adhesive on the panel and reapply it or you can spray the areas that are coming off only.
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            Mine is doing the same thing..I'm probably going to remove the old oem cloth, and do something like this...
            http://www.rhdjapan.com/bride-logo-i...radation-30594
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              What about a door panel needs to be "branded"?
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                Originally posted by drummerboy_jh View Post
                Mine is doing the same thing..I'm probably going to remove the old oem cloth, and do something like this...
                http://www.rhdjapan.com/bride-logo-i...radation-30594
                Yea... That expensive.

                If you do decide to reglue. I suggest sanding and cleaning the panel before applying more glue.
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                  New ideas?

                  Nails. Staple gun. Darts. Wood screws. Scotch tape. Duct tape. Silicone. Tar & feathers. Sticky fly traps. Post It Notes. Candle Wax. Bubble Gum. Spit & Paper wads.

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                    Originally posted by crazymikey View Post
                    New ideas?

                    Nails. Staple gun. Darts. Wood screws. Scotch tape. Duct tape. Silicone. Tar & feathers. Sticky fly traps. Post It Notes. Candle Wax. Bubble Gum. Spit & Paper wads.
                    It sounds like you've been to some of the junkyards I frequent. You should've stopped by.
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                      nah, they just call me Mikeguyver.

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                        Originally posted by Jarrett View Post
                        New ideas? It's not rocket science. It was originally held on with adhesive. That adhesive has failed due to age. It needs new adhesive. You can take it all the way off and use spray adhesive on the panel and reapply it or you can spray the areas that are coming off only.
                        im sorry i worded that wrong i was applying "new ideas" as different types of fabrics, textures, etc... not as reapplying the fabric.
                        ive done interior work on many vehicles... dashes, door panels, headlines i was just wondering what has other people done "different"

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                          Originally posted by 90cb7matt View Post
                          has anybody used any new ideas than re gluing the factory fabric.....
                          If you're taking about trying something new, here what I did :
                          This was when I first started, I've gotten much father than this. I liked the original interior but I wanted to feel more at home.
                          My wife helped me out immensely. What I did more recently was the mirror cover and the speaker cover. I also cleaned up the shaved
                          and messed up areas that you may notice in this picture.


                          And here is an updated picture:
                          Last edited by Kamatari+; 02-10-2012, 09:22 AM.

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                            Oh my God!
                            I hope this is a joke! If not, I'm sorry but I would never do something like that.
                            That is just my opinion.

                            If it is what you want, GO FOR IT!

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                              Unfortunately, no.
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