10 replies to this topic

[Cyclops63]

I've looked across the forum and can't find an answer to this one, although I'm sure many have done it.
What thickness card would be suitable for the rear pocket liners and the dash cards?

[greenwheels]

This is probably the best stuff - https://www.woolies-...-1648-millboard

 

[Ethel]

See also Foamex - just the first link I found not a recommendation

[Cyclops63]

Jeezo! The card alone is as costly as the properly cut panels....

[whistler]

You can find the card in The Range, well I did anyway.

[mad4classics]

This is some plain fibreboard https://www.segalmot...?k=:::1867122:0

[stuart bowes]

personally I'd probably steer away from fibreboard or anything else that could soak up damp, otherwise over time it'll just rot away and be all floppy and nasty

 

posts 2+3 probably most appropriate so far but something similarly plasticy would be equally fine, that's the way I'll be going I reckon

Edited by stuart bowes, 24 October 2023 - 03:21 PM.

[gaspen]

I've choosed foamed PVC for my resto. It is cheap and light, easy to work with.

 

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[gaspen]

I've choosed foamed PVC for my resto. It is cheap and light, easy to work with.

 

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sorry, wrong topic :) 

[humph]

Just a note. The original rear pocket liners on my Riley Elf have a piece of 3mm hardboard glued to the underside of the horizontal section for strength.

[growlerbearnz]

I went for PVC sheet. Strong, light, waterproof, and can be heat formed. 

https://63miniresto..../31/door-cards/