Subject	I did the same thing with great results.
Posted by	Schmeal (NV) on February 21, 2014 at 12:12 PM
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In Reply To	I have a much cheaper option for you... posted by BlitZ91TT on February 21, 2014 at 10:13 AM
Message	I got a tweed panel from the junk yard and peeled my suede off my beat up original panel. I had a buddy do the upholstery, he used 3M spray glue and his hands and it turned out perfect. Although he is very skilled, if you find the right installer it can work out. Work on your own car.
Follow Ups	would brand new oem suede door panels match non oem suede - volcomstone550 08:08:40 02/21/14 Door panels are NLA from Nissan (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 08:38:01 02/21/14 coz lists them on his site - volcomstone550 09:09:04 02/21/14 Hmm.... (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 10:02:57 02/21/14 I have a set, NIB :) (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 12:07:04 02/21/14 Anytime you want to sell them, please let me know. - 300MPH 13:27:24 02/21/14 Might as well. I'll pull them out and take some pics of them (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 19:36:54 02/21/14 I have a much cheaper option for you... - BlitZ91TT 10:13:57 02/21/14 I did the same thing with great results. - Schmeal (NV) 12:12:35 02/21/14 Bad picture but the only one I have. - Schmeal (NV) 12:21:54 02/21/14 thanks for the suggestions but on a 52k mile car everything - volcomstone550 12:43:12 02/21/14 why wouldn't you swap the whole door panel? (n/m) - fuzzymonkey 18:14:57 02/21/14 Those tatty old door cards are well past it. (n/m) - Brad(RI) 12:37:12 02/21/14 Said Ed from Wheeler Deelers. (n/m) - Haasz32 14:45:03 02/21/14
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