Interior back seat plastic "walls" best way to fix them up??

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  1. 6inarow

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    Well actually giving an answer. Also, creating a successful thread, and an answer, when someone uses the search function, instead of coming to the end of the older portion of this thread and not having an answer they were looking for.

    Cc1964, I didn't even know there was a spray texture for plastics.
     
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    I was thinking about trying to cover them with vinyl.
     
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    That's what I plan on doing. I like luxe! Vinyl, or fake leather. Getting it to lay nicely on that large a panel is going to be difficult, and may be better applied in two pieces.
     
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    Good luck locating, like searching for a 40yr old virgin. They will run about 150.00 per set
     
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    I got some fiberglass resin and painted it on, and a light sand, covered cracks and reshaped missing pieces before I took them out
     

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