my first crack at recovering my dash.
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Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
what are you planning to do about the edges where you cut away the material?
this is interesting......
this is interesting......
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Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
I'm going to continue down. I just didn't want to drive around with no vents or cupholders until next weekend.
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Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
you're going to cut the material around the whole dash so you only have the plastic form?
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Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
I think so! Truth is, this car is ratty and old, so it's not hurting anything to try it out. I just don't want to hurt the function!
Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
The bezel around the radio does have clips at the bottom but the top might flop a bit, and the vent on the left is pressed in
You can fill the holes with JB Weld or epoxy, i don't think that under frame is going to swell at all.
You can fill the holes with JB Weld or epoxy, i don't think that under frame is going to swell at all.
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Re: my first crack at recovering my dash.
Thanks! I might try to make the radio bezel easy to pop out since I want to install an HU.