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PostPosted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 7:18 pm 
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I pulled out the door trims from the woody today and the cardboard backing is not good what do you suggest as a replacement or to firm the original up . They are 850 type trims

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Have a look at this stuff, people have used this before and it does the job, scroll down to the Laminated Sheet.

http://www.corex.net.au/PRODUCTS/ExtrudedSheetProducts/Corflute-Fluteboard.aspx

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Thanks for that , any other suggestions?

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The original upholstery card can be purchased in sheets from upholstery suppliers such as Daleys AMU out at Parramatta.

I've used it a number of times and find it nice enough to use.

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trimboard from daleys next to villawood, i've used 3mm mdf for my door panel.

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trimboard from daleys next to villawood, i've used 3mm mdf for my door panel.

I do hope you sealed the back with fibreglass resin or something. Otherwise if/when it gets wet, it will revert to being tree-shaped. :lol:

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sure did, hard as a rock once it cured :D

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