SUB-ZERO
1/2 ton status
Has anybody coated there cracked-up dash pad with something?New ones are insanely expensive.I was thinking of having mine sprayed with line-x.
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Dash coating
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broncoman6524
1/2 ton status
When I bought my truck it had a dash cover already on it. The PO tried to install it w/o removing the Dash Pad First and well it didnt seat right. So I took it off cleaned off the silicoln and used liquid nails to glue it back down.
But if you do this do the front section first then the rear later. And use clamps to hold the Pad on the Dash while it dries.
But if you do this do the front section first then the rear later. And use clamps to hold the Pad on the Dash while it dries.
SUB-ZERO
1/2 ton status
Liquid Nails?!That thing will never come off!!
broncoman6524
1/2 ton status
Exactly
i mean the dash covering that was on it. Did I do something Wrong
i mean the dash covering that was on it. Did I do something Wrong
SUB-ZERO
1/2 ton status
I' talking about spraying the whole thing pad,cover and all.Of course I would remove it first.Line-x says if I remove it and leave it with them they could spray it when they have a bed or something big to do and would only charge me $50 for the dash pad and $50 for my 4 door panels to spray black with uv inhibitor.The repro covers alone are $100 and god knows what a set of 4 new door panels would cost!Plus its non-skid so I can put stuff on it without it slidin' off.Whada ya think?Any drawbacks I'm not thinkin' of?
broncoman6524
1/2 ton status
From what your talking about That sounds like a pretty good idea. If you do it let me know how the door panels turn out.
