Lexus Door Panel Arm v05
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- čas přidán 12. 01. 2019
- Showing the practicality of repairing using an equal weight repair material.
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This information will be educational for anyone in leather repair, vinyl repair, seat repair, car repair, aircraft refurbishing, painting and dyeing, and any mobile tech service.
This is not intended as a DIY channel.
I DO NOT SELL PRODUCTS. A detailed explanation is given for each step. As with all my videos, this illustrates my own personal preference based on decades of experience. Please note that I don't sell products and am not profiting from these videos nor are they sponsored. So if you have questions about the products then please contact your supplier. (Like they’ll know!)
wow..plz don't stop making new videos..you will lots of subscriber..
I would never have thought to do this thank you.
Such a perfect repair! Wow!
Good strong repair. Very nice job
Awesome job!!
Nice job! I was questioning the lack of masking while you were spraying. Glad you at least acknowledged it.
Harbor freight now good for 3 things
Spray guns
Good inexpensive F clamps and disposable gloves.
Yes and thanks. One nice aspect of water base dyes in that in some instances you can decide whether the minimal amount of cleanup is going to be quicker and less work than the masking. Each application requires it's own judgement. I have a video in the pipeline where I will mention how impossible it can be to mask interior parts, mostly due to the silicone protectorants. But I'm sure you've come across that already.
Awesome work! Sub'd😁
You did a great job on that door panel. The owner should be very happy with the door I know I would. I have an LS 460, 2008 that in service they put a tear on the trim between the doors small put I can see it now. Can it be fixed?
have you ever tried sugru? its a moldable glue that you can grain and it comes in different colors. I have never tried it for this but im thinking it might work.
Never thought that you can repair this. Question, is this durable like the original material in function of sun heat freezing temperture etc…?
Hi Can you tell me the name of the filler and hardener you are using...Thanks
Where do you buy the flex rods?
Where do you buy your materials
Holy armrest repair god! I just wasted $ on some repair kit and then found your channel. I feel like the plumber on this one. My 08' Lexus LS460 has a 1" dia piece missing at the elbow rest, same location as this video. Maybe I should just locate a repair shop, or perhaps you're in Idaho, and I can contact you?
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Hi Rick, I'm a "student" on your CZcams channel! LOL
First of all, thanks for sharing all this techniques. I would like to ask a question about the texture it makes with the paint gun, it works only with water-based paint? Or is it also possible to make the texture with solvent / oil based paints? I just ordered my paint gun and I have some leather paints, but all solvent based.
Thank you very much, greetings from Brazil.
Hello Valdir. I'm glad you are finding the videos helpful. The water base paints are generally thicker than the solvent based ones. That and something we call "surface tension" tends to leave the droplet standing tall. Solvent paint droplets tend to "lay down" . Also solvent paints stays soft for a longer period of time. We can dry the water base texture and sand on it right away. Thanks for your question.
How much did you charge for this?
is it polyurethane wire? what leather filler and hardner you use?? thanks
Where and what was the damage
What texture spray u use?
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Do you have a product supply list so we can shop. Similar to a baker following a recipe? I have one car with repair needed like this one a) on edge b) another with slice in seat and 3) marring below head rest from loading scooter in back. Love your videos btw ?✌️
Average person don't have these tools... fail
Welcome to the classroom. This is not DIY as stated in the information.