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‘73 Door Interior Repairs

Any ideas on how to repair the rubber trim on the door bag? 1st photo
Recommendations on a good adhesive to fix the material separating from the flap box? 2nd photo




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One of first things I did on my car was delete those pockets. Now I have RS panels.

I guess the arm rest has some value, some just recover it with leather.

You might try a silicone based adhesive, like a black RTV. Worth a try.
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This stuff is really strong.
https://www.amazon.com/SHOE-GOO-BLACK-3-7-OZ/dp/B002CXVG10
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Door pockets are a PITA. You can jerry rig them to look better but in the end its best to replace them though I know they are stupid expensive. Hopefully there are some aftermarket one available since the last time I looked.

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