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I have this Driver's side door panel off of my 1959 Mercury Monterey. It is in pretty rough shape. There are no aftermarket replacements for this year/make/model that I can find.
I'd like to "rebuild" the existing panel. The alternative is to buy some vinyl and padding and recreate the vinyl from scratch. I'm sure I can cut the pattern, but not sure how to "melt" the contours and "melt/glue" the pieces of vinyl together. The third alternative to to do my best to patch the existing door panel back together and use as-is until they completely fall apart. Lastly, I could build completely new "plane-jane" door panels with a simple monochrome vinyl covering. Option 1 is to "rebuild" the existing panel. I can get the backing board and cut it to the proper shape, including the cutouts for the handles and clips. My plan was to re-stretch the vinyl over the new board and go from there. But the old vinyl seems very stiff and seems to have shrunk/warped over the years. I want to keep the original design door panel to match the other door panels. Does anyone have experience "rebuilding" a door panel? Here's some pics of what I'm working with: Last edited by Stephenorf; 02-09-2026 at 11:29 AM. |
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