After some thought and talking to Rick I decided to change the bottom door skin on the right door. I did some research on Lexan plastic and found it very interesting in that you can cut it with the tin snips. The good tin snips and you can bend it in a metal break to form it. I decided to use 1/16” clear Lexan. Using the skin I had already cut and drilled for the right door as a pattern I clamped it over the Lexan and traced it. Using the grey tin snips I cut out the skin shape. Then clamping the old skin on top I drilled and clecoed them to the table top as I drilled all the holes. It fit up perfectly and looks great and is a keeper.
