fixing dash
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I was watching Unique Whips earlier and someone had a small hole on their dash and instead of replacing the whole thing they just used some puddy, scrapped it on, let it dry, sanded down the areas sticking off, and just painted it. Did they use Bondo or is that just for body work? Need to know because I have a small hole and a small crack on mine as well.
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Neither bondo nor fiberglass will repair vinyl dashboards properly or effectively.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=78482
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Originally Posted by willwren
Neither bondo nor fiberglass will repair vinyl dashboards properly or effectively.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=78482
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Originally Posted by JayGXP
holy crap batman. that is horrible.
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Originally Posted by JayGXP
well as far as the dash goes why replace it when you can just re vinyl it.
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Because of the work involved in re-vinyling it.
By the time you have it out, just replace it. I see a dash that needs replacing, and seat covers (not the whole seat) that need it too.
By the time you have it out, just replace it. I see a dash that needs replacing, and seat covers (not the whole seat) that need it too.