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This is a good way for you to upgrade and cover up old and tired door panels, or simply spruce them up, lifting the finish of your whole interior.

The trim covers are very accurate allowing the individual with time and patience to DIY trim your own door cards. If you don’t have the time however, we would recommend take them to a local trimmer / upholsterer for covering as they will have suitable adhesives for the job. The last thing you want is the glue to lift over time especially in hotter and temperate conditions.

The trim covers are available for front and rear side doors only in a range of material with choices from vinyl to top end leather finish. With off the shelf style options or Bespoke on request.

Fitting Tips:

When fitting the door trim covers it’s advisable to make sure the doors are clean without traces of interior car cleaning products or oil based chemicals as this will reduce the effectiveness of any adhesive used.

We recommend removing all of this with a solvent based product, followed by a light sanding down of the doors to give a better surface to grip onto. This allows the adhesive to bite on. The trim covers don’t need any preparation as these are done already. The back of the vinyl used has a fluffy back which makes it easy to fit and bond and leather is naturally a good bonding material.

You will need to supply your own glue and solvent or find a local upholsterer to fit them for you or DIY with a good contact adhesive - do NOT use a spray tin.

Watch the Exmoor Trim fitting video below for more instruction how to appropriately fit these door trim kits.

FITS:

Defender - doors must be the square push lock style door cards Exmoor does not offer covers for the earlier types.

YouTube Video:

Fits These Vehicles:

Model:	Notes:
Defender 90	post 2000 vehicles with the larger square push lock
Defender 110	post 2000 vehicles with the larger square push lock
Defender 130	post 2000 vehicles with the larger square push lock