Neoprene! That's it! Been looking for foam of 1~2mm for a long time and found nothing locally, was driving me crazy, I'm doing complete E46 panels in black nappa and black goat suede leather, first time doing something this big (did trims in the past, but this is way more complex), will get some neoprene, as the armrest is pretty similar to the E39 down to the plastic
I’ve been looking everywhere for information like this! I’m self taught so far in restoring old cars and really need videos like this to up my craftsmanship. Thank you soooo much. Please put up more of your work. I love that you show the important details to get a professed finish.
Подписан на Ваш канал. Работа выше всяких похвал!!! Всегда ценю и уважаю таких мастеров как Вы!!! Мечтаю к Вам отдать свой салон на восстановление.☺️ А от меня Вам самый минимум; это конечно же палец вверх!!! 👍👍👍
Inspirational work mate. True craftsman at work. I has exactly the same issues to deal with for a couple of my E39's. Could you next time show how you re-attach the armrest to the door card. Thank you again for the video. I've added it to my how to archives.
Hi. It's polyurethane glue (activated when warm) and not glued when contacting without warm. And yellow polychloroprene it's contact glue - glued when contacting anyway with warm or not
@@sewgarage no worries, the video was really informative for what I'm doing so well deserved :D Question, based on your experience can I get away without sewing? E46 has some sewing around the airbag cover and I'm planning on wrapping without that sewing line, it does look like really necessary more like just decorative sewing in this case.
@@sewgarage Yes, that is my plan, the cover is detached from the center piece, so was planning to do exactly that, cover the center piece, and the airbag cover, just that without any sewing line in the contour as it had originally, the suede leather is really flexible so I believe I will be lucky LOL, will be fun at least
