08-21-2002, 06:29 PM | #1 |
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Rodoors!!!!!
Does anyone have any info on the Dano style door panels for our trucks, that are from Roddoors.com???? If so
1. how do you hang them 2. Can you dye them a certain color or do you have to cover them with fabric 3. Do you like them??? thanks jason
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08-21-2002, 07:16 PM | #2 |
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I would also like to know about them,i got there pillar covers with the tweeters and they fit real nice..........but wasnt happy with the salesman WAY too pushy.................James
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08-21-2002, 08:25 PM | #3 |
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roddoors
You hang them with "duloc" tape, (I don't know how it's spelled). I also bought the piller covers, but without the tweeters, and I think the plastic is the same. From what I can see, I don't know if they'll take dye/ paint or not.
As far as the Dano, something about it I just don't like. I wish they'd come up with a different style. For now, I'm either going to build my own, or go with one of their universal panels.......
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08-21-2002, 08:29 PM | #4 |
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They are made of black ABS plastic (any of you stereo people have probably seen this before... it's smooth on one side and textured on the other). The material is semi-porous so could be dyed, but it probably wouldn't look too good as the parts where the embossing is done has a slightly stretched look in the texture (the nature of embossing plastic) and the edges are difficult to get extremely clean. Typically you would use spray glue to cover it in a fabric or pad it, then cover it, depending on the "softness" you were looking for.
I hope this helps, Kenneth
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