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Got tired of elbow robbing on armrest especially on longer trips, desided to try some padding. First I used some packaging foam made out of plastic but it wore out in few weeks, so I got kids floor puzzle tile and cut it out of that, because it always comes out of it even after months of crap sitting on it. So I give you this, enjoy.... Thank me later, btw I used hot glue gun, worked perfect.IMG_20201002_172604.jpg.8ef1f967046aa65f2abac83f8c831756.jpg

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  • Dieselfuture, I'm serious when I answer your question about marketing those, for the third time, No I don't think you should call them 'Maxi Pads' Someone already uses that name I'm pretty sure. 

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Why do I see a “cars theme” center console pad in the future.... 

 

since my truck is an auto, my right elbow is always looking for a place to rest  

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Dieselfuture, I'm serious when I answer your question about marketing those, for the third time, No I don't think you should call them 'Maxi Pads' Someone already uses that name I'm pretty sure. :poke:

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47 minutes ago, 01cummins4ever said:

Why do I see a “cars theme” center console pad in the future.... 

Maybe :whistle2:

I need to do this on my 2012. That hard plastic just isn't remotely comfortable for any long trips. 

 

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Done wore the entire door panel and arm rest out on my truck years ago. I need to pull the fabric and replace it and add some padding below. 

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2 hours ago, Mopar1973Man said:

Done wore the entire door panel and arm rest out on my truck years ago. I need to pull the fabric and replace it and add some padding below. 

It would probably look better under fabric but I didn't want to waste much time on it, that's why I found a brownish color one and used marker on the edges. Was going to make it bigger but my elbow seem to be staying just in that spot, I may redo it later to make it more pretty.

Wore mine out so bad the gabric coated section seperated from the door panel.imcould not figure out a good way to reattach it. They are heat welded to each other. Found a new to me door panel for 50 bucks and bought it. My elbow wears in a different spot than the previous owner.

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Contact glue would work but lightly. Same thing as the headliner. Might even find some sort of fabric like headliner that is foam backed and rather durable for the arm rest. You never know. :shrug:

Center console from a 2013 Dodge truck.  Install in 20 minutes . . . . 3 cup holders.

Flat 'shelf' above the radiator . . . . stainless steel, rubber mounted.

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3 hours ago, Macarena Man said:

Center console from a 2013 Dodge truck.  Install in 20 minutes . . . . 3 cup holders.

Flat 'shelf' above the radiator . . . . stainless steel, rubber mounted.

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Yeah I'm still looking for a different center console too, haven't seen one yet for decent price in good shape. This mod is for driver side door elbow padding.

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