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I did not phrase my inquiry too well. I was wondering was panel material was better to cover. Masonite or ABS

69gladiator wrote:I did not phrase my inquiry too well. I was wondering was panel material was better to cover. Masonite or ABS

ABS would last a lifetime where as Masonite would still be subject to rain/wet issues. You’d have to research what adhesives work best for either depending on the material and type of backing on the vinyl you choose.

They both cover the same, but like tedlovesjeeps71 said. "ABS would last a lifetime where as Masonite would still be subject to rain/wet issues" Also when you drill into Masonite with a regular drill you get blowout. You have to use a Forstner drill and LOTS of dust when you use a router wear a mask. Get some 3M 90 spray adhesive works great. Home depot has it.

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How much for a set of Masonite panels for a Cherokee?

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Got mine today, thanks again!


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MIB do you have more pictures to post of these panels? The old ones in your first post are no longer working and I'd like to see these.

Id like to possibly buy a set of door and headliner panels for my 1970 Gladiator.

I can make all interior panels, front, rear doors, cargo, tailgate and kickpanels

1/8" Black ABS

Door, Cargo and tailgate panels $45.00 each
Tailgate panel with 28 holes for chrome strips $60.00
Kickpanels are $25.00 a pair.

Three piece headliner for J trucks $130.00

Price includes all the holes window, latch, armrest, speaker your choice.
(also can do power window switches and power mirror holes)

Plus shipping

Also make shift indicators $25.00 black one, $20.00 white ones shipped

Fixed your image for you Men in Black. For flickr you need to use one of the share links that ends in .jpg

Thanks for the information. The BBCode works but you have to delete half of it to get what you need.

men in black, your door panels are straight, right? What would be the best way to make them follow a slight bend (near top of panel) in GW/Cherokee doors? Gently warm up with heat gun and bend maybe?

Here is a bend I'm talking about:

Yes, that would work, ABS is very easy to mold

Any good pic links? All seem to be broken. oppps. I was looking too early in the thread. I see them now.

Scroll 5 posts up and there will be a post dull of pictures


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Are you still making ABS panels for Wagoneers? I need a full set for my 66 Super

Yes I do, I sent you a PM

Yachtsman7 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 2:54 pm Are you still making ABS panels for Wagoneers? I need a full set for my 66 Super

Any pictures or the headliner installed on a J truck?