Honda Civic Door Panel Fabric Replacement Upholstery | Civic Build Series

Welcome back to our Civic Build Series! In today's episode, we're diving into a detailed, easy-to-follow DIY tutorial on how to replace the fabric on your car door panels, specifically tailored for the Honda Civic. Whether you're looking to upgrade your interior or simply need to refresh worn-out panels, this video has you covered.
What You'll Learn:
- Step-by-step instructions on removing your existing door panel fabric
- Choosing the right fabric for durability and aesthetics
- Preparing your door panel for the new fabric
- Techniques for a smooth, professional-looking fabric installation
- Reassembling your door panels for a flawless finish
Tools & Materials Needed:
- Screwdrivers (Phillips & flat-head)
- Fabric of your choice
- Spray adhesive
- Scissors
- Razor
- Gloves
Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or new to car modifications, this guide is designed to help you achieve professional results without breaking the bank. Don't forget to hit the like button if you find this video helpful and subscribe to our channel for more Civic Build Series content. Share your comments below or on social media with #Boredvetgarage. I love seeing your projects!
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[@gateaccess818]

subbed bro! thank you for your service btw!

[@BoredVetGarage]

I appreciate it!

[@timshirleysmeets8841]

Not the color I would choose personally, but the finish looks nice imo. That little overlap is hardly noticeable. This civic is gonna be sick when finally finished!

[@BoredVetGarage]

I’m probably going to end up changing it. Sometimes it looks better on the roll than on the part. Thanks man!

[@falklan]

I'm just kinda jumping in, but I have a suggestion concerning plastics repair. Instead of fiberglass, try paper towels, I prefer the blue shop paper towels, cut to desired design, place where needed and apply super glue. Soak the paper and toss a little heat on it if you like. It makes a good patch for plastics.

[@BoredVetGarage]

Hmm I never Heard of that. Thanks!