islandguydon
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Today; I took the doors apart and applied 3 layers of Peel and stick. I have learned to heat up the product or the steel first for a good stick. I used a salamander to heat up the exterior of the door to get it HOT to the touch.
Then I applied the first layer horizontally on the bottom and layered up to the top of the door, taped each seam. Then repeated the process with a 2" overlap to bond the first layer seams. Then the 3rd final layer starting all the way to the bottom working my way up. The final layer was taped at the seams. I then heated the door again and used a roller to smooth out the best I could. There is not much room to work so I am happy with the quality of the outcome.
Now when I tap on the front fender I get a tin sound. You tap on the doors and you get a thunk. WHOA..........! I achieved my goal....
Then I applied the first layer horizontally on the bottom and layered up to the top of the door, taped each seam. Then repeated the process with a 2" overlap to bond the first layer seams. Then the 3rd final layer starting all the way to the bottom working my way up. The final layer was taped at the seams. I then heated the door again and used a roller to smooth out the best I could. There is not much room to work so I am happy with the quality of the outcome.
Now when I tap on the front fender I get a tin sound. You tap on the doors and you get a thunk. WHOA..........! I achieved my goal....
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