Re-cover center console
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Hey guys, I just got some leather and vinyl samples from Veteran's company today and I'm thinking about re-covering my center console. The vinyl that is on it now has a couple rips or tears in it and I'd like to go from classic grey to black. I've never done anything like this and a quick search didn't really turn up anything. Can I just remove the old vinyl covering somehow and use 3M spray adhesive to put the new stuff on, or is it more involved than that? Has anyone done this? I'm also thinking about doing my door panels too.
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Ron,
you can give it a try. If you can cut the pattern the exact same way as the vinyl was cut it could work Contact Rob Budd @ the www.928leathershop.com for advice or Paul Champagne@ www.designpaulchampagne.com.
Good Luck
you can give it a try. If you can cut the pattern the exact same way as the vinyl was cut it could work Contact Rob Budd @ the www.928leathershop.com for advice or Paul Champagne@ www.designpaulchampagne.com.
Good Luck
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I haven't done it but I've certainly messed around with the part enough to think that it should be fairly easy. Sure, "easy" is relative, but yeah I think you can do it. 3M Spray might work fine, but I'd be inclined to use contact cement. A bit easier to work with on complex parts/shapes and totally durable.
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Hey guys, I just got some leather and vinyl samples from Veteran's company today and I'm thinking about re-covering my center console. The vinyl that is on it now has a couple rips or tears in it and I'd like to go from classic grey to black. I've never done anything like this and a quick search didn't really turn up anything. Can I just remove the old vinyl covering somehow and use 3M spray adhesive to put the new stuff on, or is it more involved than that? Has anyone done this? I'm also thinking about doing my door panels too.