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Hey guys, im currently re-dying/spraying my interior and i need alittle help on how to pull apart the door handles.... ive had a good look at it and there seems to be a brass coloured pin holding the door handle together. if someone could give some advice on how to remove it with out damaging it all that would be awesome!
ill put up some pics later down the track when ive done abit more to it all.. im basically going for the new G6E interior (black and cream white theme) so i hope it all turns out good =) also if anyone around the Victor Harbor/ Adelaide area know where i can pick up some leather that would be great! cheers Jason Last edited by jvangent on Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:42 pm, edited 2 times in total. |
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Just use a small punch or screw driver of a suitable size and push the pin out. Once the pin is removed, the handle will come free from the surround. Take note of the way the spring behind the handle is positioned as it has to be located in a certain way for the door handle to have the spring-return functionality. Once you get one done, the rest will be a piece of piss.
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Thanks heaps mate
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Okay so here is a few pics of what ive done so far.... starting with the door trims
this is the first time ive ever done something like this so i first went over alot of info and used youtube to see how some guys done it on there.. first up this is what im trying to go for: Attachment: Attachment: as all of you would know its from the G6E falcon.... and after seeing my uncles i loved the colour! and this is what ive started so far below is a few pictures of the top of the door trim Before After and in sunlight And a start on the center console Before After And thats it for now any hints or comments are welcome Cheers Jason Last edited by jvangent on Sun Apr 03, 2011 2:51 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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jvangent |
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Just a small update, gave the Front Passenger side a few coats today. i think it turned out very well being the first time ive done this its been a fair large learning curve but i must admit its coming along very nicely so far
im still very undecided on what trim insert i should do. was thinking maybe a tan/cream leather? but anyways just a couple of photos on the progress First picture is just a light spray after a very thorough cleaning. and the second one is the finished job. all in all im very happy so far with it all. cheers Jason |
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What goes in the holes?
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they are mounting holes for the other stuff that goes on to it. what you see above it the door trim stripped down just to its 1 mold.
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what colour is the cream your using? looks good
i plan on doin something similar so will keep close eye on the thread
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{USERNAME} wrote: what colour is the cream your using? looks good i plan on doin something similar so will keep close eye on the thread Its called 'Buckskin Tan' it looks lighter then what it is in the photos due to the lighting in the shed. its similar to the 'cappuccino' colour in the EF/EL fairmonts etc but about 3-4 shades lighter what the colour looks like in low sunlight |
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That is quite a nice colour, I've done a similar thing to what you're doing, a black on cappa look. That shade that you have gone with would go nicely with black. Is it a paint you had mixed up or can you buy it from an auto store?
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{USERNAME} wrote: That is quite a nice colour, I've done a similar thing to what you're doing, a black on cappa look. That shade that you have gone with would go nicely with black. Is it a paint you had mixed up or can you buy it from an auto store? Thanks mate, its a vinyl dye comes in a can (VHT i think the brand is) got it from Autobarn it doesnt require any primer and soaks right in. i wasnt too sure if it would work on plastic but the bloke told me it should. i done alittle on the speaker grill and it seems to work well on that plastic. but i guess ill see how it goes |
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Oh awesome!! Might have to grab a couple of cans next time I'm down at Repco or the likes, I need something to fix up the ugly looking arm rests which supposedly used to be cappa lol.
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Yeah Repco should have them i dont know if they have to same colour as Capa but im sure there is one very close to it.
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Last photo for today.... just dummy fitted one of the door trims back together to see how it looked.... its about 70% finished, ive yet to re-do the door handle, speaker grill and the bottom pocket thing..
and here is a photo for those with eyes ive run out of dye so im going to have to make a trip to the shops tomorrow after tafe but its looking pretty good for now. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Last photo for today.... just dummy fitted one of the door trims back together to see how it looked.... its about 70% finished, ive yet to re-do the door handle, speaker grill and the bottom pocket thing.. and here is a photo for those with eyes ive run out of dye so im going to have to make a trip to the shops tomorrow after tafe but its looking pretty good for now. looks amazing mate might have to do it myself to my mont |
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