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03-01-2023 07:21 AM #32
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Then we started covering the interior parts, I bought 2 4x8 sheets of 1/8 PVC plastic to make the panels. The headliner was the most challenging, it took a complete 4x8 sheet, Lol. I made it in 2 piece's so it wouldn't be so difficult to handle, then we just took to a local upholstery shop to cover and bought extra material to cover some other panels. Also didn't like the look with out some kind of trim to break up such a big area so I searched around and found some aluminum strips with vinyl insert and end caps from a marine supply house.
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