mating the door
I have the pink fiberglass doors and had an awful fit between the halves as well. It was worse when they were mated to the green fiberglass canopy. All three components had a different radius to the curve. What I did was to clamp the inner door shell to the canopy, then find what gave me the best fit for the outer shell. I ended up clecoing the lower mating holes in the window and leaving the upper ones open. Working from the clecoes down to the bottom clamping as I went set the flat portion of door, then I went from the clecoes up to the top pulling out most of the flex in the outer shell. After glueing the halves together I used LOTS of clamps to set the shape and had plenty of building up with micro in some places of the canopy frame and door, and sanding down in others. I have spent a whole lot of time getting the doors to an acceptable point, but with some work they are coming around and with the primer on the microballoons and flox buildups aren't noticeable. By the way...don't be stingy with the epoxy when joining the halves.
Eric Kallio
40518 Installing overhead console...engine shipping next week