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Originally Posted by legacy260
Why not go and buy some new door cards or talk to a breakers to get a replacement?
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The days when you can do this are rapidly disapearing.
The trim item dealer listings are here one day, then gone.
Even some PT parts are becoming single / kit items.
Try buying a complete ignition lead set for a 3.6 from stealer !
Many PT parts on back order at varying times from Germany.
(Ie not in stock in Germany)
Most door cards have delaminated to greater or lesser degree.
The plastic covered rear door cards are worst in the arm rest section.
I have repaired small sections of delaminated trim by drilling a 2.5mm hole
through the back of the door card in a
couple of areas behind the delaminated section.
Then inject some automotive trim superglue in through the holes.
Wait for a a couple of mins & then push the plastic skin back down & hold it there.
It will work.
I did mine 6 yrs ago & its still ok.
If large section have delaminated, you are into heating the plastic or leather
by applying heat to the
back of the door cards
then removing the leather or plastic by peeling carefully.
You then clean the door card & key the surface with schotch brite.
Then spray apply automotive trim super glue & re-apply
the leather or plastic skin working from top of door card to bottom.
Please note, automotive trim glue has some give so you can move the plastic &
leather around on contact without immediate adhesion.
Rear parcel shelfs covered in leather = good luck.
Many are not available now, especially those with apertures for electric blind.
Thats a professional re-trim imho or it will lift with direct sunlight & raised cabin temps.
The door cards are not so suceptible in this respect.
Cheers