Fiberglass trim panels
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Fiberglass trim panels
i wanted some opinions on how this look:

Do you think i will be ok to go ahead and start puting on some fiberglass?

Do you think i will be ok to go ahead and start puting on some fiberglass?
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Re: Fiberglass trim panels
as far as spare tire i am not planing on putting it back in and i tried to make it where it would be able to be taken out whenever need to access lights and such
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Re: Fiberglass trim panels
actually i just glanced at all the sections and realized that this post should be in interior section. how can i get it moved?
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Re: Fiberglass trim panels
a mod will probably come along and move it for you.
Question is... is it gonna be any different than stock? I think it'll look nice, but unless you smooth it out or something I really dont see the reasoning behind doing that much extra work... Just curious.
Question is... is it gonna be any different than stock? I think it'll look nice, but unless you smooth it out or something I really dont see the reasoning behind doing that much extra work... Just curious.
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Re: Fiberglass trim panels
well, i went into putting the stock panels in and it did not line up the way i wanted and where the spare was there was empty space and after removing the seatbelts i had a hole. looking at how bad it looked i thought that i could make one fiberglass piece that would fit in there and cover where the seatbelt was and use the space where the spare was.
I still have some fiberglass mat and resign left over after fixing the radio trim and gfx on my friends truck but if i go ahead and start on this piece i probably going to have to buy some more. and i think i would end up doing all the panels in the hatch area so i can paint them same color.
I still have some fiberglass mat and resign left over after fixing the radio trim and gfx on my friends truck but if i go ahead and start on this piece i probably going to have to buy some more. and i think i would end up doing all the panels in the hatch area so i can paint them same color.
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Re: Fiberglass trim panels
the only real problem that i see at the moment is making the other side look the same. I am not sure how to accomplish that. Or should i make them different and take their own line so it doesn't look like i tried to do them same but messed up?
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