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Haha not trying to show off. Just keeping the thread updated, since a while back someone said let them know how it goes. So here it
And yes I did enjoy getting to make it myself instead of buying it, it really wasn’t too hard after a little practice. I bet I could make a headliner and kick panels to match as well, unfortunately I don’t think I could do the seat myself lol
Haha not trying to show off. Just keeping the thread updated, since a while back someone said let them know how it goes. So here it
And yes I did enjoy getting to make it myself instead of buying it, it really wasn’t too hard after a little practice. I bet I could make a headliner and kick panels to match as well, unfortunately I don’t think I could do the seat myself lol
Sure you could. A little thought and planning and it's all possible. Give it a go and let us know. My truck is homemade and they used wood trailer paneling for backing. Best pic I have right now of headliner
1 3/4 in vinyl cut to length needed then folded 1/4 in over and glued it with vinyl adhesive. Then when folded around the visor it would be around 1/2 in exposed to appear as a binding.
however I wanted a clean look and also didn’t have a machine that could sew vinyl, so I once again used a strong adhesive and formed it around. Then let it sit in the sun to cure and wala
1 3/4 in vinyl cut to length needed then folded 1/4 in over and glued it with vinyl adhesive. Then when folded around the visor it would be around 1/2 in exposed to appear as a binding.
however I wanted a clean look and also didn’t have a machine that could sew vinyl, so I once again used a strong adhesive and formed it around. Then let it sit in the sun to cure and wala
It would appear that will do fine, but time will tell.
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