chevyrumble83

sry i dont know the name of them otherwise i would have searched cuz im sure this came up before. anywaythey are in the back and cover the back seat speaker area. im changeing my interior so i either buy black ones or do some custom work to the ones i have now and save some money.
i have acouple ideas on how to do this.

1. i find the best die for the job and just die them black
(but will it last, what die do i use, would it look good??)

2. i get some black or a leather looking material and just glue it over
(what glue do i use and will it hold?)

3. leave them off and find a way to make the speakers showing look good
(fill those holes and get a set of nice speaker covers)

anyway has anyone done this? any pics? what way should i do this??

thanks in advance

Schultzy89GTA

Sail panel covers

Pretty easy to get new cloth and cover them up.

-Schultzy

astoria18

If they've got the plastic backing covered in fabric, it'll take about $2 and ten minutes to recover them and have them turn out good. If you have the cardboard kind, look for the plastic kind at a salvage yard.

305q_ta86

iTrader: (1)

There should still be a tech article about them. If not, I have made my own little blurb on them here.

stage20

iTrader: (3)

both of them done to match my headliner for 15 bucks at the auto top shop.
but that was in 99..... prolly 400 bucks by now.

Gr89RS

iTrader: (5)

Stay away from covering them with leather or vinyl as it will look cool but distort the sound coming from the speakers.

FastElectrics

I recovered mine in black speaker grill cloth. It looks awesome. Plus I've had several people ask if it was stock.