
So here is what the door looked like after the rubber was pulled and the panel is off. Inside the torn plastic is old crusty heat/sound insulation. I figured I would rip that out and put new insulation in, this turned out to be a decision of many hours. After I pulled all of the insulation that I could by hand I

grabbed my 5 in 1 tool and started scrapping. This I did for a few hours and finally, with a number of skinned knuckles later, it was all off. The passenger side was not as big of a pain in the butt. After all the black insulation was scrapped out, I used my decal remover to take off the rest of the glue and grime. What I am left with is a completely clean door, a clean surface to glue to when I put in my new sound insulation. Was it worth all the hours? Maybe, maybe not, but at least it is done right.
1 comment:
i appreciate your appreciation for a job done right.
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