CF Door Panles

[yellrhd]

I have one of these it works very good even for larger bolts sizes

This link if or the aluminum insert version but if you look further they make a steel insert model as well
http://www.toolsource.com/aluminum-k...-p-101304.html

JC whitney also carries this tool

[chug_A_bug]

Sweet deal thanks alot, and after Not Being So Lazy and Doing A
Search there's a Fastenal just down the Street that Sells them
So I'll grab one tomorrow

Chris.

[petevw]

Chris, try and get a metric tool/inserts.

[FeralBug]

use the stock/factory clips, put them in the stock holes in the door, place some epoxy on the back of the clips, then align the panel into place.

once dried, the panel can be removed and replaced at ease just like the stock vw door panels.
doing it this way eliminates screw holes, giving a clean appearance.
this is how i did it, works perfectly. i hope this is useful.

[zeroaxe]

Originally Posted by FeralBug

use the stock/factory clips, put them in the stock holes in the door, place some epoxy on the back of the clips, then align the panel into place.

once dried, the panel can be removed and replaced at ease just like the stock vw door panels.
doing it this way eliminates screw holes, giving a clean appearance.
this is how i did it, works perfectly. i hope this is useful.

This actually sounds like a REALY good idea! I am just wondering what you will do if a clip actually BROKE!? I suppose you can put a sander to it and sand it off flush with the panel, and then re-epoxy another one in place. So not bad at all!

[chug_A_bug]

hey Pete Ya I'll get Pics for ya I'll Be doing it Later this Week
HEY got Some time to do abit on the Panels here's some pics


chris.

[chug_A_bug]

all I did was Measure where each pin was and re-marked it on the back Side of them
then I was just going to take side cutter and cut off the back of the pin so it will sit Flat
and I'm just using super Steel epoxy from Lepage just got it at Crappy tire.