Door Pods

[bassl0va]

You can fiberglass a pod, then attach it to the door, then put some kind of stuff over the door to cover the seams, such as vinyl or carpet.

[Sidekicker]

http://www.designsofsteel.com/old%20vinyl%20door%20panel.JPG

Thats what the door pannel looks like, i am going to get rid of the magazine holder at the bottom and build my pods to fit there.

Sorry for all of the newbish quetion but about how much resin and bondo will i need to buy? Will a quart of resin be enough?

[Sanitarium]

http://www.designsofsteel.com/old%20vinyl%20door%20panel.JPG

Thats what the door pannel looks like, i am going to get rid of the magazine holder at the bottom and build my pods to fit there.

Sorry for all of the newbish quetion but about how much resin and bondo will i need to buy? Will a quart of resin be enough?

depends on how much pod you're making.

half gallon of each and 2 packs of fiberglass cloth or matt, and a yard or so of fleece.

[raytard]

my car i molded the door in glass, built a pod off of it, and then screwed it on from behind the door panel. simple, easy, and even after years of slammed doors and potholes, they are still on tight.

if you're a bit more ambitious, you can mould onto the door, and then glass that part and wrap the entire thing for a seamless look. Much harder to do, to get right, and more money (more vinyl/glue/time/glass/resin)

my pods basically used a gallon of resin between them, and idk how much glass cuz i just buy it by the yard from the local marine distributer on the cheap.

[Sidekicker]

I already have a barely used bag of fiberglass cloth, would it be best to buy another pack of cloth or is chopped mat better.