Check with the bigger building supply places for the panels. They are available for bathroom walls in 4x8 sheets.
Build your own door & interior panels
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"Beast" - 81 "S" W/T, 85-360, T-18, Lock-rite,wag alloys, 31-10.50 Pro Comp MT's, Warn 8274 in a fabbed bumper/deer strainer(tested and approved)
88 XJ, 3" lift, 31-10.50's, custom bumpers and winch/tow bar mounts, Warn 9500HS, custom sliders/steps, camo paint, & headliner
Member: FSJ Prissy Restoration Assoc.
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Originally posted by goldhammerCheck with the bigger building supply places for the panels. They are available for bathroom walls in 4x8 sheets.'64 J200 thriftside
'67 J2000 townside custom cab
'68 Jeepster Commando
'69 Super Wagoneer
'75 J10
'79 Cherokee S WT
'75 Cherokee
'61 Aristocrat Lil Loafer
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Looks awesome!
The fabric on my panels is still in good shape, but the boards are warping.
Thanks for the tip!-Steve-
FSJ's owned:
1967 Wagoneer Custom 327 4bbl 3-speed (my pride and joy!)
1968 Wagoneer Standard 327 4bbl 3-speed (RIP )
1984 Grand Wagoneer 360 with all the toys
Backup: 2015 Patriot. Not really a Jeep but it's cute.
http://fsjworld.tenmagazines.com/gal...e327/82132.jpg
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I'm pretty sure it is the FRP stuff. Been about 15 years since I was in the floorcovering business and saw it at a show and in our catalogs. If you go to a major store restroom you will probably see it on the walls. Usually a pebble finish, but the back side is smooth IIRCArt
ASE Master Collision Tech
"Beast" - 81 "S" W/T, 85-360, T-18, Lock-rite,wag alloys, 31-10.50 Pro Comp MT's, Warn 8274 in a fabbed bumper/deer strainer(tested and approved)
88 XJ, 3" lift, 31-10.50's, custom bumpers and winch/tow bar mounts, Warn 9500HS, custom sliders/steps, camo paint, & headliner
Member: FSJ Prissy Restoration Assoc.
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Originally posted by goldhammerI'm pretty sure it is the FRP stuff. Been about 15 years since I was in the floorcovering business and saw it at a show and in our catalogs. If you go to a major store restroom you will probably see it on the walls. Usually a pebble finish, but the back side is smooth IIRC..,=====,o00o
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1983 Cherokee Chief Laredo W/T 360/auto
1982 Cherokee Chief W/T 360/4 speed
I now have an official Muslim name...Ochroma Bin Polishin.
Click link for pics of restored Full Size Jeeps (on last page)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/363842\
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Originally posted by jeepfan93THERE IS NO NEED TO PUT ADHESIVE SPRAY ON THE COVERED SIDE OF THE BOARD. THE GLUED EDGES WILL HOLD THE MATERIAL IN PLACE
Hey Scott, only thing I would add is that you may want to use spray adhesive unless thos chrome srtip are going thru and also holding it down. When I used to work in the boat industry, we made our own panels, and lemme tellyou, when that sun warms up the vinyl, it will unloosen, (melt) the hot glue causing things to start popping off.
Looks great though, I'm gonna make panels like that for my 715 soon.
I'm sure someone with a lot of upholstery experience knows how much to use but for the average joe that's trying to save a few bucks will be better off with hot glue. The worst that could happen is squirting out too much glue and getting your finger tips a hot wax treatment.Last edited by Chrome; 02-01-2007, 12:36 PM...,=====,o00o
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1983 Cherokee Chief Laredo W/T 360/auto
1982 Cherokee Chief W/T 360/4 speed
I now have an official Muslim name...Ochroma Bin Polishin.
Click link for pics of restored Full Size Jeeps (on last page)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/363842\
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Looks awesome Big Red and you used CHROME screws...if I ever get out your way I'm buying you a beer!!..,=====,o00o
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1983 Cherokee Chief Laredo W/T 360/auto
1982 Cherokee Chief W/T 360/4 speed
I now have an official Muslim name...Ochroma Bin Polishin.
Click link for pics of restored Full Size Jeeps (on last page)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/363842\
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i like that, think i'll do the same since i need door panels.
its a dang shame you people dont live closer to me, cause you see, i'm a shear operator at a trailer plant that makes reefers. i cut 1/16 FRP, 1/8 FRP, and 1/4 FRP. i can cut it to the size i need, then 9 times outta 10, i can get it for free.Alex
76 Cherokee Chief
350/th400/d20
d44/14b
4" lift, 35 inch retreads
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