Another Bedford

It is 1/4 thick gasket paper
I used instead of massonite type stuff they use in interiors

That massonite sort of dissolves over time but I figured gasket paper last for decades, even if it gets wet or oily and is built for heat etc

Paul

Mrsmackpaul wrote:

We just made the new interior for the Mack, vinyle, backing foam, spray on glue, 1/4 inch gascket paper and in a few days and a the odd word of frustration I had pretty much a new interior for the Mack

It isn't simple and the gasket paper was the dearest thing of the job

Paul

What no Video..????
You're slipping Missus..!!

Well video was made but I didn't think anyone would be interested in a couple of foxy ladies doing needle work

After all I don't exactly get a huge amount of viewings

Mind yoy no ws that I think about a couple of foxy ladies doing their needle point moght just help the viewings :huh: :huh:

Paul

When I remade the door cards for Lorry I just used that MDF stuff which is a step better than the cardboard. Fortunately the old ones were good enough to use as the template so away I went with the same spray glue, 1/8" foam and some good old reliable contact cement. Many people roll their eyes over contact cement but when used correctly it does a fantastic job. Secret is to fit the upholstery to where you want it to go and make sure your happy with the fit then apply the glue to both surfaces and let it go touch dry. Put it together and all is good for the next bit to stick down.
When I fitted the marine grade lay flat carpet to the roof, that was a real battle on your own and even harder with help as we got in each others way so I just carried on a bit at a time. There was a couple of places that did not quite stick properly so a visit to the Chemist to buy the biggest syringe they had after convincing him I was not a drug addict and injected the glue into place. What a shitful job that was as the thick glue did not like going down the needle but it did in the end.

Please accept my apologies, it’s been an absolute lifetime since I last posted.
With wife still not doing that great, losing our son in law and general life issues, not been able to do too much on the Bedford, other then small jobs.
Sunvisor 
Headliner
Glove box

Also been building a slide-on camper type back

Also finishing off my son in laws F100 for my darling daughter 

Also made a fancy baked bean can rack

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Family and health always should come first so get everyone back on track.
I love the slide on camper idea. Will your mirrors be out far enough to see past the overall width?
Love the wheel brace stand as well.