dash removal
dash removal
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You mean the gauges or actual dash panel? The gauge panel is held in the back with some bolts...look behind, should be fairly easy to remove. The actual dash is part of the cab, no removing it w/o a torch, a saw, or some other cutting device.
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Dash Removal
Jon Henry, I don't know how far you are with the next step to painting the dash. Once you have the instruments out, along with switches etc, a small blast gun will do the trick as far a cleaning up some problem areas.
These have a rubber cup around the base and only blast where the cup sits. This way you don't have your cab filled with Glass, or Sand.
Just a thought for what its worth to you.
These have a rubber cup around the base and only blast where the cup sits. This way you don't have your cab filled with Glass, or Sand.
Just a thought for what its worth to you.
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blast gun
Tks 5Star; Might try that next spring!! See ya~JH
Originally Posted by 5 Star
Jon Henry, I don't know how far you are with the next step to painting the dash. Once you have the instruments out, along with switches etc, a small blast gun will do the trick as far a cleaning up some problem areas.
These have a rubber cup around the base and only blast where the cup sits. This way you don't have your cab filled with Glass, or Sand.
Just a thought for what its worth to you.
These have a rubber cup around the base and only blast where the cup sits. This way you don't have your cab filled with Glass, or Sand.
Just a thought for what its worth to you.
