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My understanding is that the picture uploader is being worked on... it works for some people with some browsers but not others.... attaching pictures to posts should still work, though....
Thanks for the info on the picture posting.
I read this thread thinking it was about repairing dashboards, sorry my bad.
Geoff
My dash was too far gone to do anything with and i searched jy after jy and scoured Craigslist and came up with zilch.
So i went to Walmart and bought automotive carpet and decided to cover my dash pad with it.
I bought a can of loctite spray glue cleaned the pad very very well, scuffed it up some, started at one end and worked my way across. The was only one seem in the entire dash and thats where the hard curve is on the passenger side, i cut a slit glued a triangle piece in the curve then layed the carpet over. It came out VERY well imho. 15 bucks is ALOT cheaper than a new dash pad. As far as the speaker hole i cut it totally out and im going to put a 6x9 in the hole with a cover. Hope this helps, ill take pics of it come day break and post them
Sta-Bil, as I wrote earlier I tried the 303 on some hard plastic interior trim pieces and while it worked okay I think i would like to try something to diminish the visibility of some scratches and surface etching on my speaker covers. I am thinking of something like a headlight restoration kit or the Maguire's PlastX, M17, and M10 products. Does Sta-Bil make a comparable set of products for this kind of application? It is fairly hard to capture on camera, but you can get the idea from the following images what I am trying to repair/restore. These panels are not terribly common in junkyards or on eBay. I would like to use them but I am not very happy with my current collection of interior trim:
Sorry for the delay!! We do not currently make a product that is made to fix surface scratches. Our items are really made for preventative maintenance with regard to UV degradation.
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