Its tough I have tried Indeed, Facebook and reached out to Wyotech. I have a small shop in Iowa with a lot of work & I am by myself. I have been looking for someone to come in wanting to be in the business, learn and in a few years take over when I retire. No luck at all for a couple years now.

@Tyler Resch what kind of PVC are you using, curios on its benefits over ABS or the old school door cards?

Looks great! What foam did you use?

Thanks all! Glad to know about Restoration Specialties

Thank you!

Thanks Fred! They were wedged in the "u-channel" of the frame. I am assuming that the correct ones you listed above go around the frame and not wedged into it? Thanks again.

Thanks Tom. that is what we did & it came out nice.

Thanks, Sonny I have been looking at them just for that reason. It would have saved me a ton of time.

Thanks, all found a connector that looked good but was not. All fixed

I will go through them again, my research today says the same.

I have done several and it takes time. I get three days labor at least to remove, prep and recover. This is for a 17-18ft Lund as they get bigger the labor amount goes up. I used to think that I could pull it all out in a day, recover it the next bam boom. It never works out that way.

I wouldn't use vinyl, I think it would not breathe well and trap moisture. I've used Softouch for car covers before, its a little pricey but has a soft backing.

Hey Cody try putting a cut in your salvage edge in that corner, maybe even a few leading to it and after. I have had to do that before on tight turns and corners.

I use a lot of 1000 denier for fire apparatus seats. Seems to hold up well.

I am going to try some burlap. So while I have your attention. What is everyone using for listing wire these days. I see the covered wire to prevent squeaking but is there anything new out?

Nice work!

That is what I was wondering Robert Webb, thought maybe something needed reset with the ECM.

It’s a 2006 VW Beetle 2.5 with sunroof

Ya the 3/16 made the sunroof sun shad slide hard. And the pattern & color match was best with the 1/8

Thanks

1984 BTW

I don't know of any but in those situation and even in newer vehicles I have sourced stock switches so it looks factory. Maybe you can find a switch for something else from that era so it looks original.

I just finished this Mastercraft this week. I did these a little different. I did some test stars for the customer and they did not want the white back of the black showing on the edge. So I cut these and folded them under before sewing. It probably cant be done like this with flames but worked for the stars.

I was using some inch twill tape. The two seams are just a 1/2 inch apart. I grabbed some other material remnants I had and got it to work better. I am still getting a better raised section on the back side versus the front.

I love my NC and they have been great with customer service