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Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 17:19
by kevtherev
hey.. it's what we do here :ok

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 19:42
by leevw
just done my panel van, 9mm ply on walls,12mm ply floor.
got 8 mtrs of lining carpet on flea bay for £80 incuding 8 cans of heat resistant spray glue.
took me an afternoon to ply it and most of today to carpet it all :ok
its nice to stand back and say `i did that` :lol:
a complete new interior for about £150 :ok
go for it!!

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 19:50
by whoopsadaisy
leevw wrote:just done my panel van, 9mm ply on walls,12mm ply floor.
got 8 mtrs of lining carpet on flea bay for £80 incuding 8 cans of heat resistant spray glue.
took me an afternoon to ply it and most of today to carpet it all :ok
its nice to stand back and say `i did that` :lol:
a complete new interior for about £150 :ok
go for it!!



hmmmmmm... Wrexham ain't that far away from me so if I get stuck..... :wink:

You got any pics of your handy work?

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 19:55
by leevw
whoopsadaisy wrote:
leevw wrote:just done my panel van, 9mm ply on walls,12mm ply floor.
got 8 mtrs of lining carpet on flea bay for £80 incuding 8 cans of heat resistant spray glue.
took me an afternoon to ply it and most of today to carpet it all :ok
its nice to stand back and say `i did that` :lol:
a complete new interior for about £150 :ok
go for it!!



hmmmmmm... Wrexham ain't that far away from me so if I get stuck..... :wink:

You got any pics of your handy work?

just put them on `wot you did to your t25 today` :ok

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 20:38
by billybigspud
a handy tip is to use a sharp pair of scissors where you can. gives a nice edge and you dont end up using 2000000000000 stanley baldes. On that note, get a knife that has quick release blades as well. cause you will be changing them alot!!!! :D

jamie

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 15:53
by FunkyDuck
Found these guys http://www.doors2size.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; who will make up some doors for me, with vinyl and will provide the vinyl for me to cover the rest of the units. So going to have a go at doing it myself! Watch this space :ok

Re: Updating an interior..

Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 16:26
by 82JEW75
Ouch, not exactly cheap... have a word with a local cabinet maker, preferably bring him/her the van, should be able to get something done for less (particularly if they can use offcuts and you're not in a rush) and better suited to boot.


I'm not sure if I should say exactly what a door costs to produce, but the markup on the site you linked was rather large...


I'm hoping to be able to offer replacement van interiors (new or copies of standard conversions), but it'll be a while yet and I need some examples to measure first.