The door panels in my 300 looked pretty sad. Years of sun and no plastic sheet behind them took their toll. They had been green sometime in their life too and the brown dye was wearing thin.
One of the rear panels had this fix.
I stripped the panels of their upholstery and made some new panels using the old as a pattern.
The steel top of the panel presented a challenge. It was originally staked to the board around a series of holes. I couldn't get that to work so I spread hot melt glue on the steel top. I couldn't work fast enough to get them to stick together so I clamped everything and hit it with the heat gun to remelt the glue.
One of the rear panels had this fix.
I stripped the panels of their upholstery and made some new panels using the old as a pattern.
The steel top of the panel presented a challenge. It was originally staked to the board around a series of holes. I couldn't get that to work so I spread hot melt glue on the steel top. I couldn't work fast enough to get them to stick together so I clamped everything and hit it with the heat gun to remelt the glue.