Rdot9

The "trim" stuff on the door panel...where can i get some? how much will it cost for both doors and is it easy to install?? thks this is what i'm talking about...

Aziraphale

https://secure.bcentralhost.com/mrmi...trimbright.htm

$15 feet is more than enough for both doors and it has a "spine" on the back of the piping that simply slides into the groove between the door panels.

https://mustangforums.com/m_3002008/tm.htm

07 Stang

You can also get it from this guy for $12.00. That's where I got mine;

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...506&page=2


Here's mine;

odiaz

It's a pretty simple install. I took lots of pictures while I was doing mine. I got it from Mr. Mike's

https://secure.bcentralhost.com/mrmi...lesrequest.htm

Here's a link to the instructions:

http://www.cherod.com/mustang/DoorWelt/Door%20Welt.html

r3velation

that's pretty cool. i think i might want to venture into doing that soon.

DoctorQ

I got mine from www.yourautotrim.com Cost was 50cents per yard. I bought 9yds for a whopping $4.50. Think it was about 6ft per door. I also added it to my headliners (drivers side and passenger side)... about 4' per side.

http://www.yourautotrim.com/lightmetblue.html

Think there's a color chart somewhere on that site... they will also mail you samples so you can match to your paint.



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SatinSilverStang

Aziraphale, what color is that piping?

Rdot9

awesome, thks guys

jmk3

I ordered from this place, its the stuf on the bottom and its $1.90 per yard, I ordered 3 yards.

http://www.baerfabrics.com/products.asp?cat=1048

wingman75

It is an easy install but you may run into a bit of a problem with some areas being too tight to get the material stuffed all the way into the slot in the panel. They bottom out before they are all the way in. What I did was cut off about a 1/8" of the material lengthwise in those tight areas and it went in just fine. Another suggestion is to use a nail with the head ground off to connect the two ends together so they stay together (see the 2nd photo). I used a spiral nail that fit snugly into the material's ends.