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> How to repair the door pockets?
GeorgeKopf
post Oct 24 2026, 12:28 PM
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I'm guessing that the door pockets are made of form pressed paper and some bonding agent. Maybe a resin of some kind? Mine are in poor shape but could easily be fixed with a little effort.

Does anybody know the correct materials to use to repair them? I'm thinking some cardstock and epoxy resin might be perfect.

Has anybody done this?

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930cabman
post Oct 24 2026, 04:26 PM
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these might be an option: https://www.f-s-h.com/Door-pockets-for-914?...&googleen=1

anyone used these?
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post Oct 24 2026, 06:32 PM
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These are fiberglass. For 265 Euros plus unknown shipping cost and time, seems like a good candidate for 3D printing if you aren't overly concerned about originality.
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