Fixing Interior
Fixing Interior
Anyways, my dash section below the windshield is cracked. Instead of spending $100 or more on a new one I wanted to know if it was possible to glue it together, brace it underneath, sand it down, and paint it.
Is this possible?
If so, what glue do I use, grit sandpaper, paint type, etc?
If not, what other options are there? I'd go to a junkyard but they don't let you browse around cars here, they inventory everything then charge you an arm and a leg for used parts...
Is this possible?
If so, what glue do I use, grit sandpaper, paint type, etc?
If not, what other options are there? I'd go to a junkyard but they don't let you browse around cars here, they inventory everything then charge you an arm and a leg for used parts...
You could always get a Dash-Topper.
Originally posted by Bastardcat
You could always get a Dash-Topper.
You could always get a Dash-Topper.
That thing looks hidious
maybe you could try some online part yards that specialize in F-bodies. I've purchased from http://www.tacreationsusa.com/ and I highly recommend them. They weren't that expensive either
Well, maybe. I'll have to think about that one.
But any tips on fixing the dash, though?
I don't want it to be really shiny or flashy, i already have a hard enough time seeing whats in front of me without the sun reflecting off my dash. Well, it already does that anyway...
I just want it to be solid again, and not look ghetto.
But any tips on fixing the dash, though?
I don't want it to be really shiny or flashy, i already have a hard enough time seeing whats in front of me without the sun reflecting off my dash. Well, it already does that anyway...
I just want it to be solid again, and not look ghetto.
Did you say paint the dash? That is a death wish at about 330 on winter afternoon. Talk about dash glare on the windshield.
Really though, just buy a new one. By the time you actually do fix the old one and put it in, it will probably crack during reinstallation
Really though, just buy a new one. By the time you actually do fix the old one and put it in, it will probably crack during reinstallation
Originally posted by Bastardcat
You could always get a Dash-Topper.
You could always get a Dash-Topper.
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I would just brace it underneath. Tht should make the crack much less noticable. Just get a piece of metal and epoxy it on there. Thats about all you can do without having to repaint it or something.
Hey,
I am a Roadshop manager at Circuit City. We have these little plastic repair kits. I cant remember what the company that makes them is called. I would call a Circuit City and see what they use. Or just try to search for "Plastic Weld Kit" on google or something.
I am a Roadshop manager at Circuit City. We have these little plastic repair kits. I cant remember what the company that makes them is called. I would call a Circuit City and see what they use. Or just try to search for "Plastic Weld Kit" on google or something.
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