my door panels
 

before
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Photo0095.jpg
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Photo0096.jpg

after
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Photo0097.jpg
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Photo0098.jpg

i like how they came out, even for some cann spay paint:smoke:

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looks good havnt decided if im going to paint mine i have the same ones cant seem to find arm rest pads cheap though

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yea that my next thing to do , buy or try to redo the arm rest . thanks

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I've been using the SEM rattle can for interior stuff. So far the stuff is sticking very well, trick is to just get it really clean first of course. Seems to take a lot of coats to cover, but has a good end result.

Your panels came out real nice.

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that is the same suff i use, the color coat flexible coating. i use 1 can for both panles. i got my off eastwood

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Those came out nice, bro! I really like the simplicity of the Cheyenne panels.

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do you have a direct link for the stuff?

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O'reillys has it. They sent over the color chart for me, thought I picked the closest one. But after spraying a few things, I think I want to go a hair darker. Might be I just don't like having the color "NAPA Red". :lol:

I've been tinkering with a few things to redo the texture as well. Both my door panels are literally smooth on the top edge now from peoples arms always riding there. So far everything has been to subtle with the texture. Might just end up smoothing them out all over.

http://www.wheelskin.com/sem-15000.html

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i did the same thing with my door panels but i painted them blue and within a month the paint began to come off from the vent window hitting them and from peoples arms on the top and the armrest.

let us know how this holds out in the long run

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It got up to 92 here yesterday, and the truck had been out in the sun with the glass rolled up since there was a chance for rain. I noticed when I got in it to put it inside the shop for the night, my pull straps felt a little sticky. I took my thumbnail and tried to peel it, but it stuck! Time will be the true test.