How can you replace TMI Custom Door Panel on Classic Cars

[@Blend-24]

That original upholstery looked beautiful. If I would have put out to redo it I would want it to look like factory. Just me I guess.

[@sheldoncooper6230]

Some classic cars look best in their original factory upholstery. I agree with you, the original panel looked better. This replacement panel reminds me of something from the 70"a. It doesn't look or feel right on a 67.

[@jimbob4859]

Your work is great; I've run into the same problem with the pre-made carpets. They just don't fit well anymore. I quit using them in my shop, and now mostly use (don't laugh) Aqua Turf for newer cars and trucks.. especially work trucks

[@lewismartin9980]

New subscriber I learning can you do a video in the near future on tools needed to start upholstery ..size foam.sewing machines.etc.etc

[@HavasuTyson]

Love learning from your videos

[@davido2047]

Great job. When life gives you lemons...ad tequila to the lemonade

[@pmccready291]

I'm a recent subscriber and look forward to learning more. I'm building a full custom and soon to do my full interior, including custom door panels. I also prefer the look of the original panels over the TMI ones in this video. Any tips on my headliner? It is a suspended type but I now have a large sunroof to incorporate right where the middle headliner bow would be.

[@dennischryst4174]

What size is your glue gun tip, what pressure do you use and do you thin your glue? Thank you for your videos.

[@upholsterytips]

Thanks for watching my videos. My glue gun Nozzle Size is 2.5mm and work with 40 - 150 etc pounds of pressure

[@leebrowwski]

TMI? (Taiwan Made Inaccurately) This tutorial is also a lesson in wisdom. We learn OOO beats TMI. OOO? (Old school, Original, Orale!)

[@upholsterytips]

TMI products: is a biG company who sell custom car interior and classic materials. It is located in USA California Thanks for watching my videos

[@DCVentures]

If they want to sell the buckets, I’m interested

[@2010bigfathen]

TMI can keep that, I would much rather have original type by far

[@upholsterytips]

Totally agree my friend

[@sheldoncooper6230]

It looked like a nice car straight from the factory. Sometimes it's best to keep the original look and feel.