Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 2:06 pm
I vote acid washed denim. I bet jurgen has some you can have!:lol:
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Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 2:20 pm
Bwahaha, acidwash is soooooo 1980's. And it is blue...
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 3:40 pm
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 3:45 pm
I like the idea, but flannel and plaid is for MKII's
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 4:29 pm
Do it, do it, do it. lol 
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 4:39 pm
Shot east, go Burberry, it spans everything!
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Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 5:08 pm
Do shag! As a safety precaution when you bump your melon.
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 7:40 pm
Goddamn I hate autocorrect.
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Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Fri 07, 2012 11:02 pm
how dare you! tweed and recaro only... scirroco MKII kids rock it though, le OEMMikeWire wrote:I like the idea, but flannel and plaid is for MKII's
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gen-Vw-NOS-Scir ... 33516663c6
Re: 1980 Caddy project - now with vroooms
Posted: Sep Mon 10, 2012 9:35 am
Lol, just playing devil's advocate. I did find some upholstery material though that will work well. Before I could start though I had to finish the clutch job on the old Jetta:
Scraped, then used my RO sander to remove all the old foam. I am using this contact cement call Dap Weldwood - stuff is strong and should make a solid bond between the cardboard backer and the new vinyl. Used the old vinyl as a template and making sure to leave a bit extra all around it was glued and set:
The clamps were there to add some pressure to the spots that were tough to hold by hand.
Scraped, then used my RO sander to remove all the old foam. I am using this contact cement call Dap Weldwood - stuff is strong and should make a solid bond between the cardboard backer and the new vinyl. Used the old vinyl as a template and making sure to leave a bit extra all around it was glued and set:
The clamps were there to add some pressure to the spots that were tough to hold by hand.