Here’s where I bought the 1/8 inch PVC to build the backing for the new door panels. www.piedmontplastics.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3IqSBhCoARIsAMBkTb1OGGVn_6U2dcBatGa4EPmV_R1HoMg-V26BXB-WpJKo46VsRbUbhLcaAlofEALw_wcB
Hi, I too have a 1954 ford its supply owe to be a Crestline but I really think it a customline. So I need to find the extra trim that makes it a Crestline ,A pillar chrome 3 hassh lines that are next to the gravel gard, and chrome strips on dr. Panels and warm rear with ash trays vic. Style.
Here’s the link to the different colors of marine vinyl that you can buy at Joanne‘s fabrics and there is always a coupon available. www.joann.com/marine-vinyl/12214052.html
You have any parts remaining from that hard top? also when you bagged the convertible did you have to tunnel for the shaft? im building a hard top right now
You can make a template out of card stock or any stiff material that you can cut with a scissors; it's not that hard. You have to make a pattern to make anything from scratch. He could have made his own pattern, but didn't have to since the spare door had a good panel to use as the pattern. His video is just fine for what needs to be done.
Your professionals and know more that I could problably ever learn however I would have saved the handles...like your work appreciated...
the way you just stepped in
Here’s where I bought the 1/8 inch PVC to build the backing for the new door panels.
www.piedmontplastics.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3IqSBhCoARIsAMBkTb1OGGVn_6U2dcBatGa4EPmV_R1HoMg-V26BXB-WpJKo46VsRbUbhLcaAlofEALw_wcB
Isn't 1/8" a little thin and flexible for this?
nice instruction - thanks !
Great video but how did you attach the vinyl to the plastic
Hi, I too have a 1954 ford its supply owe to be a Crestline but I really think it a customline. So I need to find the extra trim that makes it a Crestline ,A pillar chrome 3 hassh lines that are next to the gravel gard, and chrome strips on dr. Panels and warm rear with ash trays vic. Style.
Here’s the link to the different colors of marine vinyl that you can buy at Joanne‘s fabrics and there is always a coupon available.
www.joann.com/marine-vinyl/12214052.html
Do you have a link to the "sew foam"?
You have any parts remaining from that hard top? also when you bagged the convertible did you have to tunnel for the shaft? im building a hard top right now
I have a 66 impala SS I was wondering if I could do the door panels myself
So i am woundering ware are you from i have a 1954 buick i would like to mabe send to you for interior work i am from nj
Where did you pick up the sew foam from?
Sailrite or amazon or wawak or keystone will have 1/4 i ch sew foam
I came here because you said you were making it from scratch and then you had a door panel to trace. Will keep looking for a better video.
You can make a template out of card stock or any stiff material that you can cut with a scissors; it's not that hard. You have to make a pattern to make anything from scratch. He could have made his own pattern, but didn't have to since the spare door had a good panel to use as the pattern. His video is just fine for what needs to be done.