bottom of the trunk fix....
10-19-2004, 02:10 PM
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bottom of the trunk fix....
anybody reinforce the carboard cover over the spare tire yet? mine is almost completley collapsed. I trying to get an idea of waht to do to replace that thing with to make it stronger.
10-19-2004, 04:11 PM
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Masonite
I went to a lumber yard,,,cause I was at work when I got maotivated and there is one right around the corner, but Homo depot or Lowes should have the stuff.
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
10-19-2004, 05:01 PM
#6
Originally Posted by miksen
I went to a lumber yard,,,cause I was at work when I got maotivated and there is one right around the corner, but Homo depot or Lowes should have the stuff.
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
10-19-2004, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by miksen
I went to a lumber yard,,,cause I was at work when I got maotivated and there is one right around the corner, but Homo depot or Lowes should have the stuff.
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
I bought 1/4 inch MASONITE, pulled the trunk POS support and traced it, then I had the facilities guy cut it out for me.
I used liquid nails and gluded the original to the one I traced and cut out.
I did this because I did not feel like transfering all the sponge pieces anr re-riveting the hard plastic suppots to the new piece. Plus it addes extra thickness. I ahve had this in place for about a year now and NO sags
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