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mtdave2

09-11-2024 10:37 AM

interior panel material

after searching around for replacement interior panels for my burb. it is looking like i will just have to make them myself. the question is who makes a good vinal that strongly resembles the OEM scroll pattern?

Anyone who made their own has some tips?

jbrownmxr

09-12-2024 03:06 PM

Re: interior panel material

Are you referring to door panels or the panels in the cargo area?

mtdave2

09-16-2024 10:16 AM

Re: interior panel material

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbrownmxr (Post 9340282)

Are you referring to door panels or the panels in the cargo area?

yes... the rear panels mainly, but the same stuff would be used on the doors too.

jbrownmxr

09-22-2024 10:13 AM

Re: interior panel material

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My solution,

1/4 marine grade ply, coin mat and L track in the rear, 1/4 foam and marine grade material for doors. The kick panels are the coin mat.

72FamilyBlazer

10-04-2024 08:41 PM

Re: interior panel material

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbrownmxr (Post 9342514)

My solution,

1/4 marine grade ply, coin mat and L track in the rear, 1/4 foam and marine grade material for doors. The kick panels are the coin mat.

That's super cool! I just got a K20 Burb roller. This is inspiring. Why the vent on the side panels? Speaker? Thanks.

jbrownmxr

10-08-2024 03:09 PM

Re: interior panel material

The vent is for all the amps and crossovers

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