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Mostly trimmed up now, next is the horrible part - cutting holes
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Sunglasses console needs some cleaning, but other than that it should be ready to go in the car
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And we're done.
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looking goood!
i found sedans were easy to do 
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Mad2 wrote: looking goood! i found sedans were easy to do Yeah the gluing is certainly easier on a sedan - the putting in of it though... At least with a wagon you can slide it in through the tailgate |
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5h4dy wrote: Mad2 wrote: looking goood! i found sedans were easy to do Yeah the gluing is certainly easier on a sedan - the putting in of it though... At least with a wagon you can slide it in through the tailgate yeah slippin the linnng back in a sedan is 'fun' ........ not, but it's still easier fitting it as the wagooon lining kept bending roughly where the 'B' pillar is whilst getting it in
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Mad2 wrote: yeah slippin the linnng back in a sedan is 'fun' ........ not, but it's still easier fitting it as the wagooon lining kept bending roughly where the 'B' pillar is whilst getting it in I find it easier getting the new one in than getting the old one out - feels so close to snapping on the way out I assume most of the work would be easier with two people, especially gluing. Trying to pull the fabric over onto the board without one side sticking before I'm ready is a pain - need double-length arms |
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5h4dy wrote: Mad2 wrote: yeah slippin the linnng back in a sedan is 'fun' ........ not, but it's still easier fitting it as the wagooon lining kept bending roughly where the 'B' pillar is whilst getting it in I find it easier getting the new one in than getting the old one out - feels so close to snapping on the way out I assume most of the work would be easier with two people, especially gluing. Trying to pull the fabric over onto the board without one side sticking before I'm ready is a pain - need double-length arms yeah the hard part is 'bending it' without wrecking it with her replacement i did it by myself as it was easier than when we did my wagooon lining with two.
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