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Stainless Interior Panels

Jeff10

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Hey Everyone,

I'm thinking about replacing the chrome diamond plate interior panels with stainless steel. (I'm open to other durable options, too.)

I know that several of the vendors sell stainless steel door panels. I just haven't run across any stainless interior panels for the rear quarters.

Anyone here ever see any?

Thanks,

Jeff
 

BUCKWILD

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I'm not sure of the vendors sell but you have a template and any metal shop with a plasma/ laser table can cut them out of anything you want
 

bronconut73

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Duff always had them. Might be aluminum though. But it's brushed aluminum.
 

daddycreswell

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Do what I did.... I had diamond plate door panels. Didn't like them, I sprayed them flat black, and flipped them over and swapped them to the opposite door flat side out. Bam...
 

Cortez

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I used spray on bed liner over the stainless and ran a split black vacuum line around the edge, turned out nice.
 

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Jeff10

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Hey Guys,

Some good ideas...

I imagine between stainless steel panels and machining... the cost might be prohibitive.

As I was reading these suggestions, I was thinking that I could bedline them, too.

(The only problem with the rears is that there are speaker cut-outs that are no longer used. I could install some dummy panels, or something to hide them...)

Thanks,

Jeff
 

Rustytruck

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Use your old panels as a template and go to the hardware store in the bathroom section and look at some of the textured plastic panels there. Cut them out and paint them any color you want. You can do this with fabrics too and some 3M Super 90 spray adhesive.
 
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