| No more experiments! I finally found a no flaws way to restore your dash. The unit down below has lots of cracks. Many more then the photo shows. |
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| First remove any product that my be on the dash with grease and wax remover. |
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| Next sand all the high spots level. |
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| This is GREAT stuff. It's a two part plastic epoxy product. It's main design is to fuse plastic bumpers back together they have been in a accident. |
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| It fills and spreads great. Dries rock hard and is flexible. |
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| It has to be step sanded. 80, 180, 240, 320 then 400 grit. |
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| Next we spray the bed liner material then sand it level with 320 grit paper after it dries. Once it dries I apply one more coat before I move to the next step. |
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| At this point I spray a very light coat of dash paint to even out the tones. Once it dries I add one last VERY light coat of bed liner. |
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| Other then the sand paper this is all you will need. |
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| This photo is a the Dupont training center where used the infrared lamps to apply heat to the dash to see if any problems would surface. I maintained a temp of 120 degrees at surface level for the better part of a couple of hours and no issues came up. |
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| Last Updated: 11/4/2005 Questions? E-Mail Me |