Brilliant product that worked perfectly. However, the problems I had were with somebody who tried to repair it before. They tried to re-glue the vinyl onto the felt with silicone and got globs of it everywhere, I ended up taking both the vinyl and the felt underneath it off and went to the bare door panel, and siliconed the overlay onto that. It worked perfectly.
I ordered these for my peeling inserts....I called and talked to Andrew and he was very helpful and friendly. Great customer service. I'll be putting them in tomorrow....looks so easy I think I can even do it....which means any of you out there can....
Thank you for making these available to us! My original leather inserts have already been re-glued atleast twice and are an eyesore. I'm ordering a pair of these today. Hopefully I never have to re-glue them!
Thank you for your order! As of yet we have not received any complaints of our door inserts not holding up! Just follow the instructions provided and you should be fine.
@@bdm408 Yes! They required some minor finishing with a Dremel, but they look great. There is some small gaps where it does not fully cover but only if you look closely.
I was so happy to come across this. I have a similar product already on my car, that cost stupid money, doesn't fit nearly as well as these appear to, and changes the look of the door by covering the lower pocket as well. I've been looking for a better replacement for a long time. This looks like it!
@@coverlaymfg Just wanted to say I received my door inserts a few days ago. It's currently a bit too cold in New England to install them, but they're simply beautiful, you folks do nice work! The red that I ordered is a good match to the factory interior, and the embossed texture gives them a high quality detailed look.
@@TorchVert Perfect, that's what we love to hear! If you can send us before and after pictures when you get a chance to install them we would love to see them! coverlay@gmail.com
Ordered some for my wife's car yesterday! Hope they are everything I hoped and dreamed about! Total crap stock design. It's gonna be great to have the car looking nice again!
@@coverlaymfg Fitment was great, 0 issues during the install and the final product is an insane improvement over the saggy leather. Finally proud of my interior (even if it is just plastic!) Thanks coverlay.
Just purchased these and was impressed with the finish. Everything looked great when I first put it up to the door for a test fit. However, after the cleaning steps and applying the glue and attempting to install…it wouldn’t lay completely flat against the door panel. It was hitting at the front, near the window control button and impeding the panel from laying against the bottom of the door. Any help would be appreciated
You guys should do something like this for the SN95-Newedge Mustangs. Something to go over the faux door panel 'insert', and/or some fix for the actual insert (notorious for break clips and coming off)
@@coverlaymfg Sure. Planning to order a set today. My 07 GT is Vista Blue, so though the dark blue might go well with it if it's the right shade. If you have any pics of the dash cover in the same color as well that would be awesome, thanks!
@@cgodinez5447 you won't regret it. Before I got these I tried re gluing the panels with 3m adhesive, I had taken them to 2 different automotive upholstery shops, good well rated ones, nothing worked.. this so far is the best looking, most permanent fix i found.. for context i live in Kansas, we get pretty extreme temperature & humidity fluctuations & extreme seasons, 110° days in the summer, -15° days in the winter, & especially with the heat none of the other fixes held up with my all black interior. The only thing i did with these other than what the instructions say is removed the panels from the doors for install, added permatex high temp rtv sealant as an additional adhesive & used weight and clamps overnight for a solid flush finish.. maybe that is overkill but they work great.. so glad i don't have to worry about the panels anymore & it will probably make mine a bit more desirable to buyers when i eventually decide to sell this car
Wish i knew about these sooner, I searched all over for different solutions for the door panel and never came across these.. randomly found them today as a related item to something completely unrelated i was looking at for the car on ebay.. I've waited forever to get mine into an upholstery shop after trying to fix the falling off factory piece with 3m super 90 adhesive which failed - it started falling off again after a few months, now I have no door panels while the upholstery shop is going to try to fix them with new foam & vinyl which will take who knows how long to get to, cost by his estimate about $80 per panel, and who knows how good it will look or how long that fix will last.. the cost isn't bad, but this has been so frustrating for a stupid thing because Ford had to be cheap skate c***s in how they made it to begin with .
We're sorry to hear that! I hope the solution you found works out for you but if not, you know where to find us now! These door inserts have quickly become one of our top selling items in only the short 6 months we have had them available and we have only received positive feedback on them.
@@coverlaymfg ok maybe that is why I didn't see them before.. looks to be an excellent & simple solution to this problem that I'm sure nearly every Mustang in this series has.. make sure to make yourselves known when people search for solutions. Good innovation.
@@coverlaymfg update, the upholstery shop said that they didn't feel comfortable doing my door panels because they weren't sure that their work would hold up over time, so I plan on ordering these. My interior is currently black but I might go with a different color I have a black interior, blue exterior (vista blue metallic) so I'm thinking about either going with black, blue, or a gray/matte silver if you have a color that matches the door handles.. as far as color goes what do you think?
A wire welding brush was used in this video. Any tool that can remove the clumps of adhesive will work. If there isn't clumps of adhesive in certain areas you should be fine to proceed to the next step.
I'm tired of looking at the factory leather ones just saging down I reglued them already but with time again continue to sag maybe a set of these will eliminate the problem
Just noticing the guy has to squeeze the silicone tube pretty hard to finish the panel for the passenger side. Then the directions say repeat for the driver's side. Is there enough silicone in that tube for both sides?
Yes you will be able to do both sides with one tube. We can send an extra if need be. Also placing the tube in a jar of warm water before you apply it helps it to flow easier as well.
They are great but DO NOT use that silicone they send repeat DO NOT use that silicone. Some are gonna tell you it worked for them but it doesn't. Get you some gorilla mounting(double sided) tape and it will stick. The provided silicone just made extra work and a mess on the one panel I used it on.
Got mine ordered for my 06 Stang. Can't wait! What is the best wire brush to use? How long do you allow for the Silicon to set? I don't want to mess this up.
Any soft bristle type wire brush and cleaning such as seen in the video. Silicone cure time is 4-8 hours. Thanks for your purchase! Also our Customer Service Team is here to help at 1-800-633-7090.
Not sure where your are located, but in the U.S., it generally takes about 4 business days from when you order to receive the product. We do have a lifetime warranty on the product. If you return because your not satisfied - if you purchased direct from us - you can return it for a refund and you pay the shipping back to Coverlay (this is for retail customers only).
These will fit your ride: coverlaymfg.com/i-23898230-coverlay-12-15ll-ntl-door-panel-insert.html We also have this style: coverlaymfg.com/i-23898215-coverlay-12-14ll-tgr-door-panel-insert.html
I understand that you can slowly peel that old vinyl off, if you are still having problems, you might want to give our Customer Service Department a call between 8-4:30 M-F for more assistance - 800-633-7090.
Here is the link to our website with the price. coverlaymfg.com/i-23897783-coverlay-12-59-blk-door-panel-insert.html Less than $160 for the pair. We can assist at www.coverlaymfg.com or call us at 1-800-633-7090. Thanks!
@@coverlaymfg who? Thought it was from his album Surfing with Aliens. By the way, going to order me a set of the red inserts for my s197. You got the only product to do away with that sorry fake leather.
@@leonardanderson8072 XTakeRuX from Free Music Archive. Happy to hear you will be placing an order. If you have the opportunity , e-mail (coverlay@gmail.com) us the before and after photos and let us know how it looks! We love getting feed back from our customers!
@@coverlaymfg Is it "better" to remove the felt? I'm on the verge of pulling the trigger on these panels, but want to make sure I do it right. Scraping the glue off the felt sounds like a mild nightmare to me. I'd rather just remove it completely.
@@londonpinball It would be better to leave the felt in place but can be done without it as well. All of the glue doesn't need to be removed just mainly the chunks that would keep the cover from laying down.
Ya my felt is peeling off on the corners so I am in the process of removing the felt completely. I figured if it's peeling off, the coverlay wouldn't stick right
@@coverlaymfg Why is it better to leave the felt on? Wouldn't you get better adhesion if the coverlay was siliconed right to the bare plastic? I'm ordering soon and need to decide how to do it for best results.
Just what my S197 mustang needs, ANOTHER piece of plastic covering an interior surface. Nope. You guys should offer this covered in leather that could be applied the same way.
Hello, there are many other companies out there that offer the leather coverings. The main complaint we see is that these leather coverings do not last. Our inserts are made from durable ABS plastic and have a lifetime guarantee. If you give them I try we promise you will see why people stick with our product over just another leather insert.
Please contact our Customer Service Team if we can assist. The finish and fit on these inserts should be a big improvement for the damaged ones. www.coverlaymfg.com or 1-800-633-7090.
@@jeffreypittman5221 to bad whoever designed your website saw fit to put a black background with black fonts. I'd think that was web design 101, make what you're saying legible.
whats absolutely infuriating is ford made mustang doors without the hideous fabric at all i threw my entire panels away in the garbage where they belonged and replaced with some that lack the terrible design flaw
Yes, this is a major flaw in the design of the original panels. Many customers pay alot of money to have their door panel inserts re-upholstered only to have the same issue happen again a few months later. Our permanent door insert replacements are made out of a highly durable ABS material which will last a lifetime.
@@jonniefast I see you were joking, but just thought it worth mentioning, with the install of the Coverlay® door inserts, use the silicone adhesive we provide.🙂
@@coverlaymfg wasnt joking before throwing away the entire panel - flex seal held the longest i have extreme weather here though gets over 110 degrees in the summers and below freezing in the winters - normal silicone didnt hold for me 😇
Finally, a reasonably priced and permanent solution to the Mustang door panel peeling issue. Thank You!
Thank you! We're glad you found us! Give us a call at 1-800-633-7090 or order online at www.coverlaymfg.com
I'm blown away by the use of the car trunk as a work bench and using cleaner and allowing overspray onto the paint … Mind Blown !!!
Yes your right, we do not recommend using the trunk as a work bench when installing your dash cover. We have this one on the list for a redo.
😂😂🤣🤣
A must for my 06 GT !! Background music courtesy of white snake, white lion, stryper, or any 80's hair band for that matter, LOL !!!
Just ordered these and I am so excited to get these door panels looking decent again...!!!
That's great to hear! Thanks for your business.
Brilliant product that worked perfectly. However, the problems I had were with somebody who tried to repair it before. They tried to re-glue the vinyl onto the felt with silicone and got globs of it everywhere, I ended up taking both the vinyl and the felt underneath it off and went to the bare door panel, and siliconed the overlay onto that. It worked perfectly.
Thanks for your feedback and using our product!
I ordered these for my peeling inserts....I called and talked to Andrew and he was very helpful and friendly. Great customer service. I'll be putting them in tomorrow....looks so easy I think I can even do it....which means any of you out there can....
Thank you so much for your response. I'm glad the Customer Service Team here at Coverlay was helpful. Sorry for the late reply.
Thank you for making these available to us! My original leather inserts have already been re-glued atleast twice and are an eyesore. I'm ordering a pair of these today. Hopefully I never have to re-glue them!
Thank you for your order! As of yet we have not received any complaints of our door inserts not holding up! Just follow the instructions provided and you should be fine.
Did u like these?
@@bdm408 Yes! They required some minor finishing with a Dremel, but they look great. There is some small gaps where it does not fully cover but only if you look closely.
Just remember kids the back of the car also serves as the perfect work bench as the paint cannot possibly be scratched lol
Yes, please put something down under the door insert such as the plastic it comes in before you use the trunk as a work space 🙂
I was so happy to come across this. I have a similar product already on my car, that cost stupid money, doesn't fit nearly as well as these appear to, and changes the look of the door by covering the lower pocket as well. I've been looking for a better replacement for a long time. This looks like it!
We're glad you found us! Feel free to leave a review and tell us what you think after you install it!
Will certainly do so. Ordered over the weekend, looking forward to receiving them.
@@coverlaymfg Just wanted to say I received my door inserts a few days ago. It's currently a bit too cold in New England to install them, but they're simply beautiful, you folks do nice work! The red that I ordered is a good match to the factory interior, and the embossed texture gives them a high quality detailed look.
@@TorchVert Perfect, that's what we love to hear! If you can send us before and after pictures when you get a chance to install them we would love to see them! coverlay@gmail.com
@@coverlaymfg Will be happy to do so!
Ordered some for my wife's car yesterday! Hope they are everything I hoped and dreamed about! Total crap stock design. It's gonna be great to have the car looking nice again!
Thanks for the order! If you would like, send over some before and after pics and we will post to our social media accounts.
@@coverlaymfg Where would you like me to send them to?
Please send to: coverlay@gmail.com
How good are these? Am thinking about getting them as well.
I am happy.
Just ordered these and they're arriving shortly. Really excited to get them in and forget about the ugly peeling leather.
Great! If you need assistance we are here to help - 1-800-633-7090 or customerservice@coverlaymfg.com
@@coverlaymfg Fitment was great, 0 issues during the install and the final product is an insane improvement over the saggy leather. Finally proud of my interior (even if it is just plastic!) Thanks coverlay.
@@victorkrvaric Thank you! can we use your comments on our website and social media? If you have before and after pics that would be awesome!
@@coverlaymfg I didn't take before pictures unfortunately :( feel free to use my comment, though!
@@victorkrvaric Thanks!
First you should give th3 new insert a rough sanding then clean it with isopropyl alcohol. Apply a coat of glue, follow glue's directions.
Thanks for your feedback.
Just purchased these and was impressed with the finish. Everything looked great when I first put it up to the door for a test fit. However, after the cleaning steps and applying the glue and attempting to install…it wouldn’t lay completely flat against the door panel. It was hitting at the front, near the window control button and impeding the panel from laying against the bottom of the door. Any help would be appreciated
Yes please call us at 800-633-7090 so we can assist. M-F 8:30 to 4:00 or send info to customerservice@coverlaymfg.com and we will contact you.
You guys should do something like this for the SN95-Newedge Mustangs. Something to go over the faux door panel 'insert', and/or some fix for the actual insert (notorious for break clips and coming off)
Thank you for the feedback! I'll check into this.
@@coverlaymfg Also are there any pics of the dark blue door panel for the 05-09?
@@matthewrud1911 Do you have an email I could send the photo to?
@@coverlaymfg Sure. Planning to order a set today. My 07 GT is Vista Blue, so though the dark blue might go well with it if it's the right shade. If you have any pics of the dash cover in the same color as well that would be awesome, thanks!
@@matthewrud1911 Will send soon.
Just ordered, looking forward to getting these installed 🤙
Thank you for your order! We would love to see some before and after photos if you get a chance! coverlay@gmail.com
How have your coverlays been holding up now that it’s been over a year? I’m thinking about buying these
@bdm408 They are holding up well so far.. really happy with these, I'm glad I got them
@@nathanhass thanks for that input ! Definitely ordering some of these.
@@cgodinez5447 you won't regret it. Before I got these I tried re gluing the panels with 3m adhesive, I had taken them to 2 different automotive upholstery shops, good well rated ones, nothing worked.. this so far is the best looking, most permanent fix i found.. for context i live in Kansas, we get pretty extreme temperature & humidity fluctuations & extreme seasons, 110° days in the summer, -15° days in the winter, & especially with the heat none of the other fixes held up with my all black interior. The only thing i did with these other than what the instructions say is removed the panels from the doors for install, added permatex high temp rtv sealant as an additional adhesive & used weight and clamps overnight for a solid flush finish.. maybe that is overkill but they work great.. so glad i don't have to worry about the panels anymore & it will probably make mine a bit more desirable to buyers when i eventually decide to sell this car
Great video and i love the music!
Thank you.
Wish i knew about these sooner, I searched all over for different solutions for the door panel and never came across these.. randomly found them today as a related item to something completely unrelated i was looking at for the car on ebay.. I've waited forever to get mine into an upholstery shop after trying to fix the falling off factory piece with 3m super 90 adhesive which failed - it started falling off again after a few months, now I have no door panels while the upholstery shop is going to try to fix them with new foam & vinyl which will take who knows how long to get to, cost by his estimate about $80 per panel, and who knows how good it will look or how long that fix will last.. the cost isn't bad, but this has been so frustrating for a stupid thing because Ford had to be cheap skate c***s in how they made it to begin with
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We're sorry to hear that! I hope the solution you found works out for you but if not, you know where to find us now! These door inserts have quickly become one of our top selling items in only the short 6 months we have had them available and we have only received positive feedback on them.
@@coverlaymfg ok maybe that is why I didn't see them before.. looks to be an excellent & simple solution to this problem that I'm sure nearly every Mustang in this series has.. make sure to make yourselves known when people search for solutions. Good innovation.
@@coverlaymfg update, the upholstery shop said that they didn't feel comfortable doing my door panels because they weren't sure that their work would hold up over time, so I plan on ordering these. My interior is currently black but I might go with a different color I have a black interior, blue exterior (vista blue metallic) so I'm thinking about either going with black, blue, or a gray/matte silver if you have a color that matches the door handles.. as far as color goes what do you think?
@@nathanhass We offer 15 generic colors to choose from. Here is a link so you can see the different colors. coverlaymfg.com/search.html#!sq%3D12-59
Hello, what type brush is that at 0:31? Is that a pet brush? How did you clean the section below the arm rest where that brush won't fit? Thanks!
A wire welding brush was used in this video. Any tool that can remove the clumps of adhesive will work. If there isn't clumps of adhesive in certain areas you should be fine to proceed to the next step.
Adjust playback speed to 1.5x to feel like it's the 80's again 🤘
I did and your right - lol 🙂 Rock on!
I'm tired of looking at the factory leather ones just saging down I reglued them already but with time again continue to sag maybe a set of these will eliminate the problem
We have had a lot of positive feedback on our inserts. Easy to install too. coverlaymfg.com or 800-633-7090
Just noticing the guy has to squeeze the silicone tube pretty hard to finish the panel for the passenger side. Then the directions say repeat for the driver's side. Is there enough silicone in that tube for both sides?
Yes you will be able to do both sides with one tube. We can send an extra if need be. Also placing the tube in a jar of warm water before you apply it helps it to flow easier as well.
which would i need for my 2008 ford mustang? could you share the link id like them black
coverlaymfg.com/i-23897783-coverlay-12-59-blk-door-panel-insert.html
thank you! @@coverlaymfg
Did you order it and if so do you like it
They are great but DO NOT use that silicone they send repeat DO NOT use that silicone. Some are gonna tell you it worked for them but it doesn't. Get you some gorilla mounting(double sided) tape and it will stick. The provided silicone just made extra work and a mess on the one panel I used it on.
I can show you a video and/or pictures so you can see what I mean
This guy is right. I followed the video exactly, but the silicone doesn't adhere to the fabric on the door. Definitely need something stronger.
What type of silicone glue was used?
It is a RTV 4500 Silicone Adhesive
do you have pic of a red insert installed on a car?
We do, if you send your email I can send you a photo.
Got mine ordered for my 06 Stang. Can't wait! What is the best wire brush to use? How long do you allow for the Silicon to set? I don't want to mess this up.
Any soft bristle type wire brush and cleaning such as seen in the video. Silicone cure time is 4-8 hours. Thanks for your purchase! Also our Customer Service Team is here to help at 1-800-633-7090.
I just ordered, how long does it take does it take to ship? Can i return if i'm not satisfied?
Not sure where your are located, but in the U.S., it generally takes about 4 business days from when you order to receive the product. We do have a lifetime warranty on the product. If you return because your not satisfied - if you purchased direct from us - you can return it for a refund and you pay the shipping back to Coverlay (this is for retail customers only).
What’s a reasonable price for this I see 150 $ on ebay
You might try looking at RockAuto or JCwhitney. Our retail price for this right now is $149.68 before shipping.
To fix my wife's car i would pay more.
@@brandonyates7371 just replace the entire panel at that price lol
ridiculous
ford makes mustang doors that dont have the crappy fabric at all
where did u order these from and will they fit a 2012 model
These will fit your ride: coverlaymfg.com/i-23898230-coverlay-12-15ll-ntl-door-panel-insert.html
We also have this style: coverlaymfg.com/i-23898215-coverlay-12-14ll-tgr-door-panel-insert.html
Will there be a Door Insert for the 2013 Mustang?
We are looking at that model currently - possibly this Spring✔
@@coverlaymfg Hoping there will be a Paypal payment option and you'll be able to ship outside the US by then too.
@@NhoyBarangay Gotcha, I'll pass on to the Customer Service Team.
if my vynyl stil stick , how to remove it ?
I understand that you can slowly peel that old vinyl off, if you are still having problems, you might want to give our Customer Service Department a call between 8-4:30 M-F for more assistance - 800-633-7090.
These are great! Just what I need for my 06 Stang. I didn't see a price.
Here is the link to our website with the price. coverlaymfg.com/i-23897783-coverlay-12-59-blk-door-panel-insert.html Less than $160 for the pair. We can assist at www.coverlaymfg.com or call us at 1-800-633-7090. Thanks!
Any issues shipping to Canada?
No we can, please call 1-800-633-7090 or email us at customersservice@coverlaymfg.com so we can assist you with a quote.
Is that Satriani?
No it's not, close though! Good ear.
@@coverlaymfg who? Thought it was from his album Surfing with Aliens. By the way, going to order me a set of the red inserts for my s197. You got the only product to do away with that sorry fake leather.
@@leonardanderson8072 XTakeRuX from Free Music Archive. Happy to hear you will be placing an order. If you have the opportunity , e-mail (coverlay@gmail.com) us the before and after photos and let us know how it looks! We love getting feed back from our customers!
How long does it take to dry ?
In general, 4 to 8 hours. If you can leave it for 8 or more, that is what is recommended.
What If the felt stuff under the panel is missing
Our door panel inserts are designed to work with either the felt on or off. Thanks for messaging us.
@@coverlaymfg Is it "better" to remove the felt? I'm on the verge of pulling the trigger on these panels, but want to make sure I do it right. Scraping the glue off the felt sounds like a mild nightmare to me. I'd rather just remove it completely.
@@londonpinball It would be better to leave the felt in place but can be done without it as well. All of the glue doesn't need to be removed just mainly the chunks that would keep the cover from laying down.
Ya my felt is peeling off on the corners so I am in the process of removing the felt completely. I figured if it's peeling off, the coverlay wouldn't stick right
@@coverlaymfg Why is it better to leave the felt on? Wouldn't you get better adhesion if the coverlay was siliconed right to the bare plastic? I'm ordering soon and need to decide how to do it for best results.
Just what my S197 mustang needs, ANOTHER piece of plastic covering an interior surface. Nope. You guys should offer this covered in leather that could be applied the same way.
Hello, there are many other companies out there that offer the leather coverings. The main complaint we see is that these leather coverings do not last. Our inserts are made from durable ABS plastic and have a lifetime guarantee. If you give them I try we promise you will see why people stick with our product over just another leather insert.
coverlaymfg fair enough. Maybe I’ll give it a shot. Thanks for the reply.
Link?
coverlaymfg.com/series-6-coverlay-interior-accessories-kit.html#!year%3D2008%7C%7Cmake%3DFORD%7C%7Cmodel%3DMUSTANG
What kind of silicone glue do you use?
Generally it is Silco Brand RTV 4500. Sometimes that varies slightly depending on supply.
Fit and finish on these was really underwhelming
Please contact our Customer Service Team if we can assist. The finish and fit on these inserts should be a big improvement for the damaged ones. www.coverlaymfg.com or 1-800-633-7090.
Check out Predator Mustang Panels , They fit great and have more attractive designs , They cost more , but are much better quality material
@@jeffreypittman5221 to bad whoever designed your website saw fit to put a black background with black fonts. I'd think that was web design 101, make what you're saying legible.
whats absolutely infuriating
is ford made mustang doors without the hideous fabric at all
i threw my entire panels away in the garbage where they belonged and replaced with some that lack the terrible design flaw
Yes, this is a major flaw in the design of the original panels. Many customers pay alot of money to have their door panel inserts re-upholstered only to have the same issue happen again a few months later. Our permanent door insert replacements are made out of a highly durable ABS material which will last a lifetime.
@@coverlaymfg its the adhesive
i recommend using roofing sealant to hold it on or flexseal haha
@@jonniefast I see you were joking, but just thought it worth mentioning, with the install of the Coverlay® door inserts, use the silicone adhesive we provide.🙂
@@coverlaymfg wasnt joking before throwing away the entire panel - flex seal held the longest
i have extreme weather here though gets over 110 degrees in the summers and below freezing in the winters - normal silicone didnt hold for me 😇
Seem a little pricey and for that reason I'm out
Thanks for viewing our product.
Is this rubber vinyl or plastic vinyl?
It is made out of ABS thermo plastic. It is "hard" plastic.