What you need: Vinyl, color of your choice, at least 9" wide for the obs, about 8 yards of it Exacto Knife Rubber Squeegees Application Fluid (Can be a drop of dishwasher soap in a gallon of water or some specialized fluid, I used dish soap) Before you start make sure too get any residues off of the area where you are applying the vinyl. I used cheap paper towels and some 3M residue remover. I cut out vinyl to the length and width I needed and then taped it to the door in order to make it even. Next, I took off the backing of the vinyl Then, I sprayed the vinyl and door with the application fluid. The static should hold the vinyl up After that, I placed the vinyl on the door In order to get the bubbles out start from the middle and push the bubbles out of the vinyl with a 45 degree angle and work your way around. After I got most of the bubbles out Cut off the excess vinyl and tuck the bottom piece under the door Under the door And that's a quick how to on covering up rockers with vinyl if you do not want to go the permanent route of bedliner. Before: After: Now: I ordered my vinyl from signsplusbanners.com Bought 10 yards x 15" - used about 8 yards with a lot of mess ups. My rocker paint went up about 7" so I cut to 8" so I could fold it under. I used a t-square to cut most pieces.
Looks good, but I think I would have taken it to the bottom of the door molding since the color's a little off.
yeah, If i order it do you think i can tell them to custom make a oxford white one? I might just use ptm paint from autozone and paint it if thats the only white they have
Ya in hindsight I probably should have taken it to the molding but also I didn't know how that would look near the tail lights and such. I want to change it to a flat black vinyl this summer. ol white 97 - I don't know if they can match oxford white but you can ask them
