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Technical => Exteriors and Interiors => Topic started by: John Abbott on January 12, 2010, 11:22:37 AM
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Just wondering what materials and designs people have used for their beddie door trims? ;D
cheers..johnno
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hey john Im doing my wrap around dash I got of ben and my moulded door trims in carbon fibre (look paint effect you can find this procedure on youtube )started as a joke but with practice I have done side mirrors house downpipe and this method realy looks like carbon fibre may look spartan but some paint effects look the biz.with a little practice there are a few styles on you tube but the guy who paints the door trim bits is the one
weasil
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I used MDF to make my door trims. Its easy to work with and have incorporated my winder mechanisms and speaker mounts in. Once you finish shaping them spray them with some good urethane and then you can cover them in whatever you want. I intended to get a company in Perth that uses vacuum wrapping so it sucks the vinyl on just like a late style door trim. I also used MDF to make all my storage compartments in the rear.
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Thanks for that clappers... ;) What thickness mdf did you use on your door trims?
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I made these about 15 years ago out of thin MDF, some vinyl leatherette and velour. It looks a little beaten up after being stored for a while. Will make some new ones when I get that far but will probably try for something along similar lines. I used the arm rest and map pocket from an early Mazda 323.
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d16/Rogue1234/DSCF0036.jpg)
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here is a picture of the ones I made last year for my CF. slab of 6mm MDF, handful of xmas tree clips, piece of tin (colour steel), some gray vinel, some red dravlon and a bit of foam. Put it all together and finish with a staple gun.
(http://www.buga.com.au/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=15675&g2_serialNumber=2)
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Hey jeff...Does that bottom grey bit have a speaker behind it by any chance?
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Ive been toying with building a bead roller and then making some door skins out of alloy with patterns rolled into them.
Warren
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No i'm sorry it dosen't have a speaker behind it, just added that bit because the panel looked a bit plain. So after much sitting and stairing at it decided to take the oval metal panel that is behind the door opener and cut its shape into the door panel.
Cheers Jeff
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Some example from Italy.
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id like to see some more of that van it looks interesting
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You must register your self at http://www.crazyvanclub.it/ (http://www.crazyvanclub.it/) at first. (Attn: This web-site is 99,99% in Italian!)
1. Use this link to register page: http://www.crazyvanclub.it/modules.php?name=Your_Account&op=new_user (http://www.crazyvanclub.it/modules.php?name=Your_Account&op=new_user) (the rules of new user registration wrote in English).
When your account will be activated, then try to look at GALLERY page for more photos. But direct link to this van's gallery is next: http://www.crazyvanclub.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=Gallery&file=index&do=showgall&gid=155 (http://www.crazyvanclub.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=Gallery&file=index&do=showgall&gid=155)
There is more then 400 photos of this very interesting project of CF SWL.
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wow some very interesting vans
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Is it time to start learning Italian language? ;-)
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Borrie's door trims, we as trimmers use ply , not so water absorbant....
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are they for my truck dano ;D very nice