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Well, I've been working on my door panels and doors lately, trying to deaden them. I took the door panels off and fiberglassed the backs of them to make them a bit more sturdy, then put a layer or two of dynamat over the fiberglass. On the doors themselves, I've used pieces of 1/8" wood to plug up the holes in the inner door skin, and also applied a few layers of dynamat to both the inner and outer doors skin.
Here's the problem: The driver's side door panel will not fit flush against the door now, in the lower corner where the light is. The rest of the doors went back on great, but in that corner, the door panel sits about 1/4" off the door. If I push on the panel, I can get the edges to go flush with the door, but it takes a lot of force. It feels like something is between the panel and the door right behind the little compartment, like where that screw is. I've taken the panel back off and inspected it, but to now avail.
Now, I didn't add all that much fiberglass and sound deadening. Also, I've seen pics of impala doors with way more material added behind the panel in my case, and their door panels went right back on.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks a lot,
Rob
Here's the problem: The driver's side door panel will not fit flush against the door now, in the lower corner where the light is. The rest of the doors went back on great, but in that corner, the door panel sits about 1/4" off the door. If I push on the panel, I can get the edges to go flush with the door, but it takes a lot of force. It feels like something is between the panel and the door right behind the little compartment, like where that screw is. I've taken the panel back off and inspected it, but to now avail.
Now, I didn't add all that much fiberglass and sound deadening. Also, I've seen pics of impala doors with way more material added behind the panel in my case, and their door panels went right back on.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks a lot,
Rob