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Old 11-23-2011, 10:34 PM
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Nice clean up on the seat back. That is in remarkable condition.

What's the best way to flatten those door panels?
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Old 11-24-2011, 12:01 AM
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Nice clean up on the seat back. That is in remarkable condition.

What's the best way to flatten those door panels?
My dad thinks the reason he didn't get bottom seat is because the foam was soaked in oil, but I too was impressed at how nice it came out.

Get the back board wet on the panels and set them out in the sun(or next to heater?) with something heavy on them to flatten them out.
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Get the back board wet on the panels and set them out in the sun(or next to heater?) with something heavy on them to flatten them out.
did this method work out for you? my original 89 panels are warped on some areas. Do i need to remove the cover of the panel to get it wet or leave it as it is and wet it and do the method like you described?
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did this method work out for you? my original 89 panels are warped on some areas. Do i need to remove the cover of the panel to get it wet or leave it as it is and wet it and do the method like you described?
You are better off removing and replacing the boards.
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where can i find boards to replace? i mean, is there a kit for that?
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Old 01-08-2012, 08:24 PM
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No kits that I've heard of.

Try Matt at FMR. He's restoring door panels now.
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