Black Door Panels For An Ls
ive wanted a black interior for my balt for so long....one of the few cheap looking parts of the LS interior (and the lack of power windows/locks of course)
you could always use vinyl dye, when done properly it lasts and doesnt look half bad
http://www.amazon.com/VHT-SP942-Viny.../dp/B0006HPL9W
http://www.gideontech.com/content/articles/202/1 <-- decent how-to, although for computer parts. same concept applies though
http://www.amazon.com/VHT-SP942-Viny.../dp/B0006HPL9W
http://www.gideontech.com/content/articles/202/1 <-- decent how-to, although for computer parts. same concept applies though
you could always use vinyl dye, when done properly it lasts and doesnt look half bad
http://www.amazon.com/VHT-SP942-Viny.../dp/B0006HPL9W
http://www.gideontech.com/content/articles/202/1 <-- decent how-to, although for computer parts. same concept applies though
http://www.amazon.com/VHT-SP942-Viny.../dp/B0006HPL9W
http://www.gideontech.com/content/articles/202/1 <-- decent how-to, although for computer parts. same concept applies though
anyone know any links to a how to for door panel removals? i remember seeing one once, but what it suggested didnt seem to work and im looking for a second approach
Please please don't do this! I ve taken mine off a few times now, and it s quite simple. Tools needed: thin bladed flat headed screwdriver, window crank tool(I got mine at autozone for 3$), Phillips screwdriver.
There are three screws you first need to remove. One is behind a trim piece inside the door handle. The other two are under another trim piece in the grab handle/inset in the cloth insert. Once you pull those three screws, pop off the mirror adjustment trim pieces. They re just held on with clips. Lastly, use the window crank tool to pop off the cranks. It will be a bit tricky the first couple of times, but just be patient and take your time. There is a thin spring C clip that you will actually catch with the tool and pop loose, when that falls out, you just pull the window crank off. THEN you can just pull the door panel off. Start at the bottom and work your way up, but remember, at the top there are no clips, so slide it UP once you all the bottom and side clips free.
Now onto the door panels situation. I would love to do a color change on mine to black. I don't have the extra cash right now, but if I did I would start calling local scrap yards too see if there were any junk 'balts in with good interiors. Or, you could go the SEM vinyl dye route.
Does anybody have any interior pictures of black interior? I have the light grey interior and want to do make the conversion to black. so much cleaner looking and nice imo. and also it doesnt get dirty as fast like the grey.
thanks people.
thanks people.
Please please don't do this! I ve taken mine off a few times now, and it s quite simple. Tools needed: thin bladed flat headed screwdriver, window crank tool(I got mine at autozone for 3$), Phillips screwdriver.
There are three screws you first need to remove. One is behind a trim piece inside the door handle. The other two are under another trim piece in the grab handle/inset in the cloth insert. Once you pull those three screws, pop off the mirror adjustment trim pieces. They re just held on with clips. Lastly, use the window crank tool to pop off the cranks. It will be a bit tricky the first couple of times, but just be patient and take your time. There is a thin spring C clip that you will actually catch with the tool and pop loose, when that falls out, you just pull the window crank off. THEN you can just pull the door panel off. Start at the bottom and work your way up, but remember, at the top there are no clips, so slide it UP once you all the bottom and side clips free.
Now onto the door panels situation. I would love to do a color change on mine to black. I don't have the extra cash right now, but if I did I would start calling local scrap yards too see if there were any junk 'balts in with good interiors. Or, you could go the SEM vinyl dye route.
There are three screws you first need to remove. One is behind a trim piece inside the door handle. The other two are under another trim piece in the grab handle/inset in the cloth insert. Once you pull those three screws, pop off the mirror adjustment trim pieces. They re just held on with clips. Lastly, use the window crank tool to pop off the cranks. It will be a bit tricky the first couple of times, but just be patient and take your time. There is a thin spring C clip that you will actually catch with the tool and pop loose, when that falls out, you just pull the window crank off. THEN you can just pull the door panel off. Start at the bottom and work your way up, but remember, at the top there are no clips, so slide it UP once you all the bottom and side clips free.
Now onto the door panels situation. I would love to do a color change on mine to black. I don't have the extra cash right now, but if I did I would start calling local scrap yards too see if there were any junk 'balts in with good interiors. Or, you could go the SEM vinyl dye route.
You can get them at any automotive parts store.
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