Sprinter Van Upper Door Panel Templates – 2019+ Sliding & Tailgate

What You Get
Physical, Pre-Printed Paper Templates: Full 1:1 scale templates for the Upper Sliding Door Panel and the Upper Tailgate (Rear Door) Panel.

Targeted Solution: Specifically designed for the complex, curved upper sections that most DIY builders struggle to pattern themselves.

No Digital Files, No Printing: Everything is included. You will not receive any CAD files or PDFs.

Shipped & Protected: Templates are carefully folded, placed in a secure tube or mailer, and delivered to your door.

Key Features & Benefits
✔ TARGETED FOR TRICKY AREAS: Specifically engineered for the upper curved sections of the 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter sliding door and tailgate.
✔ PLUG-AND-PLAY DIY: Unbox, flatten, trace, and cut. No CNC machine, CAD skills, or large-format printer required.
✔ COMPLEMENTS FACTORY PARTS: Seamlessly bridges the gap between the lower factory metal and the van's ceiling or headliner for a finished look.
✔ REAL-WORLD TESTED: The exact templates from a successful van build, ensuring they fit the contours and existing mounting points.
✔ MATERIAL FLEXIBILITY: Perfect for using with thin plywood, ABS plastic, or fiberboard to create a paintable or vinyl-wrapped surface.

How It Works (Simple 5-Step Process)
1. FLATTEN: Unfold your templates and smooth them out. Creases from shipping do not affect the cutting lines or accuracy.

2. IDENTIFY & MATCH: Match the correct template to your van's Sliding Door Upper and Tailgate Upper sections.

3. TRACE: Position the template on your panel material and use a pencil to clearly trace the complex outline.

4. CUT: Use a jigsaw with a fine blade to carefully cut along the traced curves.

5. FIT & MOUNT: Test-fit the panel. Minor sanding is normal. Secure using existing screw holes, trim clips, or strong adhesive.

Who This Is For
This product is PERFECT for:

DIY Van Builders looking to fully insulate and panel their doors for a clean, custom finish.

Builders who find the upper door curves challenging to measure and cut freehand.

Anyone finishing out a Sprinter interior who wants to cover exposed metal above the factory door panels.

Owners of a 2019 or newer Mercedes Sprinter

Important Details & Compatibility
Included Panels: This set includes ONLY the upper interior panel templates for the Sliding Door and the Tailgate/Rear Door.

Primary Fit: Mercedes Sprinter (2019+ model years, Left-Hand Drive). Geometry is consistent for both 144" and 170" wheelbases.

Physical Product Only: You are purchasing a physical, pre-printed template set. No digital files will be sent.

Expect Custom Fitting: Due to variations in insulation thickness and van tolerances, some final sanding for a perfect flush fit is to be expected.

Not Included: This listing does not include templates for the main lower door panels, driver door, or passenger door.

Material Advice: For best results, use 1/8" (3mm) or similar flexible sheet material that can conform to the gentle curves.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Which door panels are included in this set?
A: This set includes ONLY two templates: (1) the Upper Sliding Door Panel and (2) the Upper Tailgate (Rear Door) Panel. These cover the curved sections above the factory metal on those specific doors.

Q: Are the main door panels or front door panels included?
A: No. This is a targeted set for the upper sections of the sliding and tailgate doors only. It does not include templates for the driver door, passenger door, or the large lower sections.

Q: Do I need a CNC or large-format printer?
A: Absolutely not. The complex curved shapes are already printed at full scale. You only need a jigsaw.

Q: The templates arrived folded. Are the creases a problem?
A: No. Flatten the templates before use. The fold lines are for shipping and do not compromise the accuracy of the cutting outlines.

Q: Do these fit both the Sprinter 144 and 170?
A: Yes. The sliding door and tailgate dimensions and curves are the same on both the 144" and 170" wheelbase models for 2019+.

Q: How do I mount these panels once cut?
A: They can typically be secured using the existing screw holes or plastic trim clips around the perimeter of the door frame, or with a strong construction adhesive like Sikaflex.